The B-52's - Girl From Ipanema Goes To Greenland (Official Music Video)

You're watching the official music video for The B-52's - "Girl From Ipanema Goes To Greenland" from the album 'Bouncing Off The Satellites'.

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[cat-star]

The sound of this song is so far ahead of its time-- it couild be released today and no one would know the difference.

[makusmati]

This song was completely ahead of its time when it came out. That house groove and delicious bass riff gives it instant appeal without losing the quirkiness we love this band for.

[geraldhitchens]

Cindy has the most fantastic voice, totally unique, incredible power and pitch

[toyoscio]

Bittersweet. Cindy's voice has never sounded stronger. This song shows the strong love and bond between brother and sister.

[mathewcummins]

Holy cow.... THREE B's.... Big hair, Bouncing, and Barefoot! And their Bass and all around groove was just awesome and exhilarating!!! I miss them, and truly thank God they were in my life in those days!! Memories

[cornbreadthedog]

LOVED this song as a teenager in high school back in 1986! STILL DO! My favorite B-52'S song of all time!

[hebneh]

I am so grateful for the existence of the B-52s.

[jimmbear]

One of the most underrated, most forgotten songs of all time, no one other than Cindy Wilson could have sung this song like this..

[aaronbeauchamp]

I remember when "Bouncing off the satellites" came out. Was never a big B-52's fan, but bought it on a lark and after hearing this song, the very first song on the cassette, I fell in love with the B-52's immediately. Simply one of the coolest songs they've ever when you crank it full blast on your car stereo, driving through the countryside at night.

[intrepidvirgo]

CW and her iconic voice is something to be had by all having good taste. Love ya Cindy!

[gatheringleaves]

I love this band, they're so open and free, they're a bunch of weirdos and goofballs and not afraid to flaunt it! More power to them!

[Qodesh]

Cindys voice blows my mind. I'm in love

[PhaktTheIsolationist]

If Ricky Wilson had lived on, B-52's would've remained one of the biggest bands in the world. This song is fucking EPIC.

[discharge]

Cindy Wilson - WOW what an absolutly brilliant voice

[aidanflynn]

I’m a perfect world The B-52s would have been inducted years ago into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame.

[RedSiegfried]

I just heard this song for the first time today on an 80s radio channel and like others said, I can't believe how far ahead of its time it sounds. Love it! I always like the B52s but I keep on finding more great stuff from these talented people!

[surfsup]

In a perfect world, this should've been a bigger hit than Love Shack.

[S.D.M]

Kate is an amazing dancer…so beautiful too!

[jawoody]

"Please remember, wherever you go, there you are."

[DoctorAtomicUK]

Underrated masterpiece. Deserves discussion in highbrow circles if only to wonder just how Cindy hits those highs. Quality x