This single is the single in which you will find the remixes. The Junior Vasquez Main Pass Edit is by far the best remix on the single, it's a dance song, definately a song that when you close your eyes, you can see yourself out on the dance floor dancing yourself away with the sexiest latin girl. It's got a great beat, and has the Spanish interlude. The Bass Guitar is really good in here. The Charlie Papino 12" Version is a remix that basically just repeats itself, but adds new background music each time the lyrics are repeated. This remix, Geri's lyrics are repeated in rhythm with each with a little "latin" sounding trumpet, not exactly, in my opinion, a good remix. Claudio Coccoluto The Coco Club Mix, is a sexual remix, that is not fit for my liking, it's a slower remix. It's got the Latin drum beats and marracas as well...however I think it's a little too sexual for my liking. However if you're a Geri fan..the first remix is probably one you would love!

Here is Geri's second UK Single and her very first solo number one! There's a reason for that, you know?

Mi Chico Latino is the latin-flavored track that you can't help but sing along to, and is so catchy, that after awhile, you realize you've even gotten the latin rap part down.

The Junior Vasquez Mix is very cool and dancey. The only downside is, it's only the 6-minute version and not the full 9-minute remix. But it is still very cool and danceable. The best mix on the CD.

The Charlie Rapino 12" Mix may well be the worst Geri remix yet. It's very motonous, boring, and it's very poorly edited. Geri should have definitely left this one on the shelves (and perhaps put the 9-minute Jr. Mix, eh?)

The CoCo Club Mix is very cool and tropical feeling. It starts off with lusty moans, and Geri's sizzling vocals only intensify this hot remix. Only second best to the Junior mix, but has a totally different feeling all its own.

Geri Halliwell's second release from her solo album pays dirt by deservertly going to #1 on the U.K Chart ,a position denied "Look at me". The song itself is a lite and fun bilingual dittie along the vein of Madonna's La Isla Bonita. A perfect song for drives to the beach and suntan and necking sessions. It glides along on a latin groove which will hopefully help to get it play on U.S radio along with other songs benefiting from the current latin pop explotion. She shows the kind of pop instincts and charisma that will keep her in the spotlight for a long time to come. Go Chica!