“Dance Sister Dance” is the first track from Santana’s seventh studio album Amigos. It was recorded in San Francisco and released on March 26, 1976. It contains songs which ranges from psychedelic rock to jazz fusion. It ranked 10th in both the Billboard Pop Albums and Billboard Black Albums in 1976...
[Chorus 1]
Dance sister dance (baila mi hermana)
Dance, sister, dance
I love the way you move, I love to watch you
Dance, sister, dance
Feel the rhythm flow into your soul
Dance, sister, dance
Feel the rhythm flow, feel the rhythm flow through you
Dance, sister, dance
I love to watch you move, I love the way you dance
[Chorus 2]
Baila mi hermana
Baila parami
Baila mi hermana
Baila parami
Baila mi hermana, dance, sister, dance
Baila parami. Dance, sister, dance with me
Baila mi hermana
[Bridge]
I love to watch
You move, I love the way you
Dance with me
Dance with me
Dance with me
[Chorus 1]
[Chorus 2]
[Bridge]
I love the way you move, I love the way you
Dance with me
Baila
Dance with me
Baila parami
Dance with me
Baila
Dance with me
Baila parami
Dance with me
Baila parami
Dance with me
Baila
Parami hermana
Dance with me
Baila parami
Dance with me
Baila parami hermana
[Chorus 2]
Baila mi hermana, dance, sister, dance with me
Baila parami. dance, sister, dance with me
Baila mi hermana
[Outro] [x5]
I love the way you move, I love the way you
Dance with me
Dance, Sister, Dance (Baila Mi Hermana) was written by David Rubinson & Leon “Ndugu” Chancler & Tom Coster.
Dance, Sister, Dance (Baila Mi Hermana) was produced by David Rubinson.