Witchqueen of Eldorado

Witchqueen of Eldorado is a song from the Modern Talking tenth album, America, from 2001. The song was not released as a single, but highly charted in the Chile, Peru, Argentina, Brazil, Japan, Europe, South Africa, United States, Canada and Australia radios. The song references the Incan culture and to one of the most known myths of South America: El Dorado. The song samples Robert De Niro voice, saying: Dreams are flying like an eagle to the Orinoco flow, from the desert of El Dorado to the east coast, yes, I know The song is very similar to Rednex's The Spirit of the Hawk.

Witchqueen of Eldorado

Witchqueen of Eldorado is a song from the Modern Talking tenth album, America, from 2001. The song was not released as a single, but highly charted in the Chile, Peru, Argentina, Brazil, Japan, Europe, South Africa, United States, Canada and Australia radios. The song references the Incan culture and to one of the most known myths of South America: El Dorado. The song samples Robert De Niro voice, saying: Dreams are flying like an eagle to the Orinoco flow, from the desert of El Dorado to the east coast, yes, I know The song is very similar to Rednex's The Spirit of the Hawk.