Ai Se Eu Te Pego!

November 22, 2011

Ai Se Eu Te Pego! ( [ aj sj ‿ ew tʃi pɛgu ], Portuguese for " Alas, if I catch you !") is a song by the Brazilian singer Michel Teló. The song was successful internationally and took first place in many countries.

Background

Formation

The origins of the song are at an event in 2006 by Sharon Acioly that was there for many years, singer and entertainer in the leisure resort Axé Moi in Porto Seguro. She took several students on the event stage that sang together there, and it was the refrain of the song, which she began in the coming years. Acioly had already had a national hit with the Dança do Quadrado 2008 and made the animation Ai Se Eu Te Pego number! together with Antônio Dyggs a real song. The band of Dyggs, Menino de Seu Zeh, made ​​the first recording of it. Through further versions of Garota Safada and Cangaia de Jegue the song was a regional hit in the northeast of Brazil.

Europe-wide success

The singer Michel Teló heard the song at a show in the region and took it in 2011 for his second album Michel na Balada on. Teló had previously been some hits and also made Ai Se Eu Te Pego! to a number-one radio hit in Brazil. About the football and players who imitated the dance moves to the song after a goal is scored in the square, the piece also became known in Europe and was gradually starting from Spain a number-one hit in many European countries (Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands, Austria, Sweden, Switzerland, Slovakia).

Copyright question

After the success of the song came forward three students who had been involved in the original creation, with Sharon Acioly to register copyright claims. Acioly agreed with the three on the participation as co- authors. The original song of the students, however, was apparently taken on a bus trip to the USA to Disneyland and there is a video of the bus ride. Three other participants of the tour filed a lawsuit in court to also get a share of the Acioly and Dyggs entitled to royalties. Up to a clarification of the revenue for the authors were frozen by the court. Michel Teló is not affected by this question about the origin of his hits, because he is entitled to only the revenue as a performer himself.

Versions

In addition to the original versions of the Região Nordeste of Brazil, for example, of Menino de Seu Zeh, Garota Safada, Cangaia de Jegue and Alexandre Peixe there are several versions of Michel Teló. In addition to his original recording, he published an English version titled Oh, If I Catch You! . He also recorded a remix on together with the rapper Pitbull.

Other versions of the song arose in the wake of success, among other things by Play & Win, Inna, Daniel Lopes, Nossa Nossa and Mic Rola. Hallux feat. Marcus, the Gipsy Rumba Latina band and the Banda del Diablo brought before the song one weeks appear the Teló version in Spain in the charts and were thus on placements between seven and 12 Gerard Joling and Willem Barth each took different Dutch versions with entitled Dan Voel je me beter or Zeg me, both came to the top 100 charts, but not in the Dutch Top 40.

Chart positions

Michel Teló

Nossa Nossa

Swell

  • Ai Se Eu Te Compositora de Pego! fala sobre a trajetória do hit que como começou to funk, Bruno Dias Contigo! Online 21 December, 2011 ( Portuguese)
  • Pop song
  • Number -one hit
  • Song 2011
  • Platinum Song ( Germany )
  • Multi -platinum song ( Switzerland )
  • Platinum Song ( Austria )
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