💬 Wall Of Voodoo - Mexican Radio

And the touch of a world that is older

Can't understand just what does he say?

Eating barbequed iguana

I dial it in and tune the station

I dial it in from south of the border

I feel a hot wind on my shoulder

I hear the talking of the DJ

I leave it on when in bed I slumber

I turn the switch and check the number

I understand just a little

I wish I was in Tijuana

I'd take requests on the telephone

I'm on a mexican radio

I'm on a wavelength far from home

No comprende, it's a riddle

Radio radio...

They talk about the U.S. inflation

Wall Of Voodoo - Mexican Radio
Wall Of Voodoo's "Mexican Radio" is an iconic song released in 1982 by the American new wave band. Known for their unique blend of post-punk and new wave sounds, Wall Of Voodoo consisted of Stan Ridgway (vocals), Marc Moreland (guitar), Bruce Moreland (bass), Chas T. Gray (keyboard, vocals), and Joe Nanini (drums). "Mexican Radio" is an infectious and catchy tune that explores the fascination with Mexican culture from an American perspective. Ridgway's distinctive vocals, combined with the band's synth-driven sound, create a memorable and quirky atmosphere. The song's clever lyrics and upbeat rhythm have made it a fan favorite, solidifying its place as one of Wall Of Voodoo's most well-known tracks. If you're interested in reliving the magic of "Mexican Radio," you can easily play and download Wall Of Voodoo's captivating sounds from various music platforms or online stores.
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