(cantina music)
- Telgar e mi hentas,
So today I am challenging Gadiel
because he always think that he knows every song.
He's always like showing me songs.
- That's right.
- In the office thinking that I've never heard them before.
- You've never heard them before.
I know about music.
I grew up in New York City.
(both speaking Spanish)
- We're gonna put it to a test
and we're gonna do a finish the song challenge.
(trap horn)
- So basically how this is gonna work is
that I am going to show you a song, a piece of the song
and then I am gonna stop it and you have to finish it.
- Okay. - Finish the lyric.
It doesn't matter if you know the title,
it doesn't matter if you know who sings it.
You gotta finish the song.
Each of us have five songs
and then whoever gets the most points wins.
- So you showing me nothing but Puerto Rican songs?
- I don't know.
- Okay.
I thought you were ready.
- Shh, give me a second.
- Just let me get ready.
I bet you not even ready when I come back.
- Okay I'm ready, so you can shut up.
(laughing)
(song plays)
- Frio, frio, frio como el agua frio.
(bell dings)
- But I was starting, I was starting easy.
I wanted to put you on the spot
because if you didn't know Juan Guerra,
Dominicans would cancel you.
Okay so I started easy, you can start easy with me.
- Imma go Puerto Rican on you.
- I'm ready.
- If you don't know this, Puerto Ricans are gonna be mad.
- Don't put me on the spot like that.
(song plays)
- Que no existe eternidad
(bell rings) (Gadiel laughs)
I was about to start sweating!
- Que no existe, I'm like--
- Eternidad.
Ready?
- Yes.
- This is not super old.
Lets see if you know it.
(song plays)
- Mama yo me siento tuyo, is it,
hombre siento doya porque dia, right?
(buzzer)
- Dile al noviecito.
- Noviecito tuyo, okay okay.
But I got the lines right.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So you got a point.
I'm being nice with you.
It's hard to challenge Gadiel
because he knows a lot of songs
that I've never even heard of.
But don't tell him that, that I'm scared.
He's not hearing me right now.
So don't tell him that.
- This is short but I think this is an easy one.
(song plays)
- Azuquita P'al Cafe (bell rings)
(laughing)
- Wow, I'm so proud of myself. - I know, good job.
Good job.
- Are you ready? - Yes.
(song plays)
- I don't know what that is.
Was that even Spanish?
That dude was crying.
Where be mi vida! (buzzer)
- Wrong song.
You don't know who this is? - No I don't.
- Okay so you are gonna give up.
- Show me a little bit more.
(song plays)
- Yo me bandita manana y yo cage muinuto
- [Both] Por Vencido.
- Yeah, Yeah, yeah.
Never got into Luis Fonsi.
- Okay, well no point for you.
- Yeah. - Gotcha.
(trap horn)
- Oh don't get too happy.
- I feel like now he is gonna start showing me
like a bunch of like Dominican songs.
- No, not yet.
- This is the third round.
- Oh the Dominican songs are coming later.
All right this is an easy one.
- Okay.
- I brought it old school.
(song plays)
- es tarde, Lo que pasó, pasó. - Its an easy one.
(bell dings) - entre tú y yo.
- I should have gone with- - Wow that was too easy.
- But don't worry the next two's gonna be Dominican.
(song plays)
(laughter)
- I'm not gonna give you the chorus.
- He says-- (song plays)
(buzzer)
- Wow, ahhhh!
- [Both] de noche y de día Tú me hiciste brujería
- That was a hard one. - No, well--
- That beginning part was the hard one.
- Sss... - That was a hard one.
- I got him there, Ohh.
- You know you were gonna get me there.
I'mma do that too.
Just because I am from Nargua. - Yeah.
- Ready? - No.
- And...
- Do you think I am gonna know anything from Nargua?
(song plays)
- Se ne ne no no le quela monito
something something algorito.
(buzzer)
- Que si tu me lo diera yo me hiciera rico
- That was like a revenge one.
Because I would never.
(song plays)
- Asi es la mujer que amo (bell rings)
- [Both] That was a good one.
- I wasn't sure 'cause you don't
talk a lot about Victor Manuelle.
So I was like wondering if you--
- 'Cause he died out.
I'm messing with you (laughing)
If you get close I am still gonna give you a point.
(song plays)
- No. - What?
At least the melody afterwords.
- I don't know.
(song plays)
- You got me there, I've never heard that song before.
- Good. - It's dope though.
I'm sweating because it's a tie boy, It's a tie.
(trap horn)
So we're both gonna add another song
on the spot and see who wins.
- You bring something Dominican
and I'll bring something Puerto Rican.
- Okay lets do that.
(song plays)
- Que tontos, que locossomos tu y yo.
I thought it was gonna be hard.
(laughing)
This is Puerto Rican.
You gonna get this one.
(song plays)
- That's all you gave me?
(song plays)
I don't know what's coming next.
- I got you-- - I don't know this song.
Okay so Gadiel wins.
I was pretty close so--
- You did great, you did great.
- Not, not really mad about it.
- I think right now we're just gonna go somewhere
and we're gonna party
and we're just gonna listen to music and drink.
- And find some girls to dance salsa with.
- Una garcita
- Una garcita finca
- Oye como va
(boys singing)