“Celia” bursts onto the dance floor as a sparkling tribute to Celia Cruz, the Queen of Salsa, and to every woman who carries that same unstoppable tumbao in her hips. Over Gente De Zona’s vibrant Cuban beats, the lyrics paint a larger-than-life figure: a woman forged from “fuego,” sugar, and salt who spins like a cyclone, out-dances every partner, and instantly becomes the magnet of any party. Each ¡Azúcar! and Parararara chant pulls us deeper into the celebration, reminding us of Celia’s iconic calls and the sweet rush of Caribbean rhythm.
More than a party anthem, the song is a shout-out to confidence, cultural pride, and joyful resilience. By repeating Celia’s famous line, “La negra tiene tumbao y no camina de lado,” it tells listeners to stand tall, move forward, and own their uniqueness. “Celia” invites you to feel that fire in your feet and spirit—because when the Queen’s energy hits, nobody can stay off the dance floor.
Gente de Zona is a dynamic Cuban duo known for their infectious blend of reggaeton, salsa, and Cuban rhythms. Hailing from Havana, they have captivated audiences worldwide with their vibrant sound and energetic performances.
Their global breakthrough came with the hit single Bailando, a collaboration with Enrique Iglesias that topped charts and amassed billions of views on YouTube. Celebrated for bringing Cuban music onto the international stage, Gente de Zona continues to inspire fans with catchy melodies and vibrant dance beats, making them a staple in contemporary Latin music.