Icecream
Lou Bega · A Little Bit Of Mambo
now would you like to say hello to my fellow
me and my amigos sittin' all on a bench
somewhere down in Puerto Rico
two cocoa-honeys step by -
they lookin' manefico so I
step to 'em yeah how you doin'
I took a close second 'cause I knew that I knew 'em
bingo let me drop all my lingo
I make her understand that I am still single
so honey don't you worry no way
I got a truck full of plastics here to stay
Chorus:
Whoop whoop just slide a little
whoop whoop just ride a little
whoop whoop baby baby get down
little in the middle surrounded by a big round
Chocolate banana vanilla flavor
you can try any damn thing I do you that favor
but later on you got to be here by my side
waitin' for a saddle to ride
we gonna do a thing that's mega
I am havin' way more sex than kiddies playin' sega
and like Noriega I am dictatin' the game
and I don't stop until you scream out my name
so honey don't you worry no way
I got a truck full of plastics here to stay
Chorus
Icecream
Icecream is a vibrant track by German entertainer Lou Bega, featured on his debut album A Little Bit Of Mambo. Released during the height of his international success, the song exemplifies Bega's signature fusion of mambo rhythms with modern pop sensibilities. Following the massive breakthrough of his hit single, this recording further established his reputation for energetic, danceable productions that blend Latin percussion with catchy melodies. The track showcases the playful and theatrical style that defined his early career, contributing to an album that revitalized interest in mambo music for a new generation. As part of a discography that includes other notable works like Just A Gigolo, Icecream remains a testament to Bega's ability to craft infectious, rhythm-driven songs that encourage movement and celebration.