Who's That Girl

Album: Who's That Girl (1987)
Charted: 1 1
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  • Lyrics currently unavailable Writer/s: Madonna Ciccone, Patrick Leonard
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

Comments: 7

  • Moosehead from Sci must be the only one, but i love the movie, which is why i looked up the song. but i am a fan of screwball comedies like bringing up baby, so it sort of fits.
  • Dougee from San Bernardino, Ca"Quien es esta nina?" (with the appropriate diacritics, of course) actually means "Who's this girl?" In later releases of the song she can be heard saying the correct "esa" (minus the t.)
  • Theresa from Murfreesboro, TnGood song but the movie was icky.
  • Mjn Seifer from Not Listed For Personal Reason, EnglandBoy George had a version (though I don't know if his was the original or not...Probably not.)
  • Daniel from Rio De Janeiro, Brazilthat's not Boy George, that's the Eurythmics!
  • Mjn Seifer from Not Listed For Personal Reason, EnglandUntli I read the lyrics I thought this was a cover of the Boy George song "Who's That Girl" (..."Runing around with you?") man am I dumb?!
  • Lemont from Indianapolis, InThis song is the best song I've ever heard by Madonna to date.
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