The Righteous Brothers Lyrics
Little Latin Lupe Lu

Talk about my baby,
Little Latin Lupe Lu.
She´s a hot footin' baby,
There ain´t no dance she couldn't do.
She's my groovy little baby,
Little Latin Lupe Lu.

a-Poppa, poppa Lupe Lu,
a-Shake it, shake it, shake it, Lupe.
Watusi [3] , pretty baby, heah,
C'mon and do the hootchie-coo.
Mash 'em up [3] , pretty baby,
Little Latin Lupe Lu.

If you wanna do The Twist [3] ,
Lupe Lu can put it down.
If you Wah-Watusi [3] ,
She´s the best for miles around.
She´s my Mashed Potato [3] baby, hey,
Little Latin Lupe Lu.

a-Poppa, poppa Lupe Lu,
a-Shake it, shake it, shake it, Lupe.
Watusi, pretty baby,
C'mon and do the hootchie-coo.
Mash 'em up, pretty baby,
Little Latin Lupe Lu.

Aaaah. one more time.
a-Shake it, shake it, shake it Lupe.
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Watusi [3] , pretty baby, heh,
C'mon and do the hootchie-coo.
Mash 'em up, pretty baby,
(Little Latin Lupe Lu.)

a-Poppa, poppa, poppa, Lupe.
(Little Latin Lupe Lu.)
a-Shake it, shake it, shake it, Lupe.
(Little Latin Lupe Lu.)
Wahtusi, pretty baby,
(Little Latin Lupe Lu.)
Come on and do the hootchie-coo.
(Little Latin Lupe Lu.)
[Fade.]
Mash 'em up, pretty baby,
(Little Latin Lupe Lu.)


[LITTLE LATIN LUPE LU]
[Written by: Bill Medley-1962]
[Performed by: The Righteous Brothers [1] -1962/1963 (Bill Medley & Bobby
Hatfield)]
[Appears on: Right Now!-1963, The Best of the Righteous Brothers-1965, The
Righteous Brothers-1970 & 1995, Unchained Melody: The Best of the Righteous
Brothers-1975 [2] , Anthology (1962-1974)-1989, The Moonglow Years-1991, Out
of Our Souls-2001, Live on the Sunset Strip-2004, The Collection-2005,
Rock'N'Roll Legends-2008, et al.]

[1] Covered by: The Box Tops, Chancellors, Link Cromwell & the Zoo, The
Dimensions, Don & the Goodtimes, Joey Gee & the Come-Ons, Johnny & the
Panty Raiders, The Kingsmen, The Romantics, Sly & the Family Stone, Bruce
Springsteen, Strawberry Zots, The Viceroys, et al.

[2] Transcribed from the track on this album.

[3] The Twist (by Chubby Checker), The Wah-Watusi (by The Orlons) and Mashed
Potato Time (the Dee Dee Sharp) were popular dances in the 1960s.