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Joe strummer & Messcalero s-Mondobongo Mondobongo is Spanish. In Spanish, Mondo means huge, while Bongo means small drum. Together, they mean "big drum". Mondobongo is actually an ancient indigenous music in Colombia (Spanish is the language of Colombia). Its real meaning is "unrestrained and wild", which comes from the drums used by local residents for entertainment and celebration. At the beginning of the film Mr. and Mrs. Smith, they met in Colombia, so the film adopted the old Colombian music Wild and Wild as an episode. 198 1 year, at that time, the famous Irish rock band Boomtown Rats had a music album by Mondo Bongo, which was named after Mondo Bongo with the wild music in Colombia as the background. The band broke up on 1985. Mondo Mr. bongo and. Mrs. Smith's theme song has always liked this Latin song. The melody is simple but euphemistic, and the singer's lazy voice and some funny lyrics always give people a very relaxed feeling. I remember in the movie, two people danced in this background music, each with their own worries and mutual doubts, but they smiled and looked at each other affectionately, enjoying the tenderness before the conflict. Against the relaxed background music, the calm and natural scene has indescribable romance. I always feel that such a scene is familiar. The two men smiled at each other face to face, but they hid their thoughts in private. The seemingly harmonious atmosphere lacks trust in each other. People are always vigilant, full of rumors and suspicions. Maybe they don't realize the tacit understanding between each other's gestures and the feelings deposited in their hearts. Mp3 was sent to your mailbox.