Biography:
Baccara were a very popular Spanish dance-pop duo in the late seventies. The group consisted of Mayte Mateus (7 March 1951), and María Mendiola (4 May 1952). Their music was a blend of pop and disco, with lyrics in English sung with the peculiar Spanish accent of the two singers.
Baccara's most famous hits were "Sorry I'm a lady" and "Yes sir, I can boogie", both of which topped the charts during 1977 in some European countries, including the United Kingdom.
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Other songs:
- Yes Sir I Can Boogie
- Ayay Sailor
- Baby Why Dont You Reach Out
- Body Talk
- By 1999
- Call Me Up
- Candido
- Cant Help Falling In Love
- Cara Mia
- Carino
- Darling
- Dont Play Me A Symphony
- Feel Me
- For You
- Gimme Gimme More
- Granada
- Koochie Koo
- La Bamba
- Love Songs
- Love You Till I Die
- Mad In Madrid
- Mucho Mucho
- My Kisses Need A Cavalier
- Nights In Black Satin
- Number One
- Parlez
- Somewhere In Paradise
- Sorry Im A Lady
- Spend The Night With You
- The Devil Sent You To Lorado
- Women To Women
- Yummy Yummy Yummy
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The Devil sent you to Lorado
G#
I still remember the piano,
D#
Playing the same old melodies
C# G#
The late-night crowd was wild and loud
D# G#
But then a shot, outside the barroom
And then I saw you for the first time
D#
The way you stepped out of the dark
C# G#
Up to the bar, say "Here we are,
D# G# D#
Whiskey for me, for you Tequila"
G#
The devil sent you to Lorado
D#
Because he knew that I was there
A man with such a face in such a lonesome place
G# D#
can only be, a Desperado
G#
The devil sent you to Lorado
D#
Because he knew that I was there
and when I heard you'd stay I felt right away
G#
you shake my life, like a tornado
I still remember the piano,
D#
Playing a different melody
C# G#
You won at cards, you won at darts
D# G#
Left all the men, without a dollar.
And now you gotta leave Lorado,
D#
They want you out of here by noon
C# G# D# G# D#
Oh, I can tell, I'm in a spell, so here we go, to Amarillo
G#
The devil sent you to Lorado
D#
Because he knew that I was there
A man with such a face in such a lonesome place
G# D#
can only be, a Desperado
G#
The devil sent you to Lorado
D#
Because he knew that I was there
and when I heard you'd stay I felt right away
G#
you shake my life like a tornado
G#
I still remember the piano,
D#
Playing the same old melodies
C# G#
The late-night crowd was wild and loud
D# G#
But then a shot, outside the barroom
And then I saw you for the first time
D#
The way you stepped out of the dark
C# G#
Up to the bar, say "Here we are,
D# G# D#
Whiskey for me, for you Tequila"
G#
The devil sent you to Lorado
D#
Because he knew that I was there
A man with such a face in such a lonesome place
G# D#
can only be, a Desperado
G#
The devil sent you to Lorado
D#
Because he knew that I was there
and when I heard you'd stay I felt right away
G#
you shake my life, like a tornado
I still remember the piano,
D#
Playing a different melody
C# G#
You won at cards, you won at darts
D# G#
Left all the men, without a dollar.
And now you gotta leave Lorado,
D#
They want you out of here by noon
C# G# D# G# D#
Oh, I can tell, I'm in a spell, so here we go, to Amarillo
G#
The devil sent you to Lorado
D#
Because he knew that I was there
A man with such a face in such a lonesome place
G# D#
can only be, a Desperado
G#
The devil sent you to Lorado
D#
Because he knew that I was there
and when I heard you'd stay I felt right away
G#
you shake my life like a tornado
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