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The single of Ritchie Valens consists of the title track and the romantic ballad Donna as the b-side. It was the second single from the singer. The title track is a Spanish-language uptempo rock and rollsong the text of which derived from an eponymous song from the Mexican folklore. After the release reached Valens ' interpretation of the song in 1958 the 22nd position in the u.s. charts. It was then the only non-English song included in the list drawn up by Rolling Stoneof The 500 Greatest Songs of All Timein which it is at number 345.
In 1987, covered the American band Los Lobos"La bamba" for the film of the same name about the life of Ritchie Valens. They reached the first position with their implementation in both the United States and in the United Kingdom. The band took a video clip for their execution on those images of the entire band and the protagonist of the film Lou Diamond Phil lips and that was awarded with the prize of the MTV Video Music Awards for "Best Video from a Film".