Lou Bega will forever be associated with his infectious, worldwide hit 'Mambo
No. 5'. From a seemingly unlikely background involving a German pop artist and
Latin American dance music, the song topped the charts in virtually every
country in Europe, and triggered a bitter seven-year legal copyright trial
between Lou Bega's producers and the estate of Cuban Perez Prado, who'd
originally composed it as a jive dance song in 1949. Bega and his producers
contested that they'd made such a significant contribution to its style, it
should be regarded as a brand new song for which they me...