This song invites you to listen to the rhythm, as its title "Oye cómo va, mi ritmo" suggests. It's a cha-cha-chá piece by Tito Puente that became widely popular through Santana's cover on their 1970 album Abraxas. The repeating block chord pattern, possibly inspired by Cachao's "Chanchullo," gives it a hypnotic groove. The song embodies the rich tapestry of Latin music in the United States, showcasing its interconnectedness and diverse influences. Playing it, you're channeling a vibrant, danceable energy that celebrates cultural fusion.