Tania

Harry Romero wrote and produced the track under his Harry Choo Choo Romero credit for his Bambossa Records label. The original 12-inch release paired the Original Mix with the Extended Mix, with later European editions adding remixes by Phil Fuldner, Oliver Klein, and Filterheadz. Released in 2001 on Bambossa Records, the single became one of Romero's defining solo club records during his post-Subliminal rise. It helped establish Bambossa as his own outlet alongside his wider work with Erick Morillo and José Nuñez. The track remained a durable part of Romero's catalogue and was later revived through Toolroom, Steve Lawler, Honey Dijon, Purple Disco Machine, and Riva Starr remixes. It continues to be cited among his classic club cuts alongside Night at the Black and I Go Back.