It was released as a single from his album Do You Feel It and became a summer hit, topping the charts in France and Belgium.

In France, in 1989, TF1 had sponsored Kaoma's "Lambada", which was huge success presented by the TV channel as the summer hit.

TF1 decided to repeat the experience seeking a new song combining exoticism and suggestive dance.

[1] The song was written by the singer Charles D. Lewis himself (he also composed the music) and Gary Gordon-Smith who also produced it.

[3] Lewis thus became the first artist from Saint Vincent, Antilles, to reach the top ten in the country, followed in 2004 by Kevin Lyttle with his hit "Turn Me On".