The Cheetah Girls 2 Page #3

Come on, come on, come on

# Yeah, oh-oh-oh

# Oh

# Hey, feel the flow

- # When you just can't move no mo'

- # No mo'

- # The city wants to show ya somethin'

- # Uh-huh

# The heart unfolds

but you will never know

# Barcelona soul, so somethin'

# Somethin' good is coming

# It's comin', yeah, yeah, yeah

# Everybody knows

that somethin' good is comin' on

# You gotta strut like you mean it,

free your mind

# It's not enough just to dream it,

come on, come on

# Get up when ya feel it,

it's your chance to shine

# Strut like ya mean it,

come on, come on, come on

# Come on, come on, get up

# Strut

# Come on, come on

# Come on, come on

# Strut

# Come on, come on

- Sorry. I didn't get your name.

- Angel. Me llamo Angel.

Angel.

- Angel. How beautiful.

- S, and your name?

It's Galleria. It's this big building

that you buy stuff from.

Oh, thank you for showing me

your Barcelona. It's beautiful.

I'll see you again soon.

They don't make

everything bigger in Texas.

Come on.

It's just another car.

I don't mean the car.

I mean that.

It's just another big European-style villa,

you know, like you see in the movies.

Please, act like you know.

Thank you, Seor Reynosa.

This is my wife - Seora Reynosa.

Bienvenidas. Seoritas Cheetahs.

Welcome to Villa Soler.

These rooms were the former

carriage house of the villa built in 1888

by the Marquis of Soler.

Seor Luc has converted it

into additional guest quarters

so that he can have all his friends

and family around him.

Now, your bedrooms are

through those doors.

Breakfast is served in the garden at ten.

Laundry baskets are in your rooms

for nightly pickup.

Metro passes are on the dressers. Please

see me for anything else you may require.

- Hasta luego.

- Oh, thank you.

Thank you. Oh, my goodness.

All of this, and we get to sing, too?

Say it loud and proud, girls. It's...

Cheetah-licious!

OK, come on, quit the pouting.

I mean, come on.

Did y'all just check her out?

Metro passes.

Everything in Lucland is perfect.

Why doesn't he sell tickets?

I do host an enormous Christmas charity

ball, but that's the closest I come.

Chanel...

- Thank you for having us, Luc.

- Oh, Dorinda, Aquanetta, Galleria.

- It's so great to see you again.

- Wow.

Everything's prettier here, even our names.

On the contrary. Spain is more beautiful

now that the Cheetah Girls have arrived.

So, make yourselves at home.

Eat, sleep...

...enjoy.

Buenas noches, seoritas.

- Thank you.

- Buenas noches.

See what I'm talking about?

"Eat, sleep, enjoy." He's so controlling.

He's perfect! I am sorry,

but if your mom doesn't marry Luc,

gimme a few years - I will.

All right, all right.

Let's unpack and get to sleep.

We have a really big day tomorrow

with the festival director.

- Come on.

- Come on.

All right, Chanel, it's gonna be OK.

We're driving to Sitges today,

and we won't be back until this evening.

Can you girls get around well enough

on your own?

Don't worry, Auntie. I got it covered.

Luc is in the office all day

if you need anything.

We have our Metro passes.

We'll be cool without Luc.

We're going to pick up

our festival information packets.

- That's exciting.

- I know.

- Buenos das, Cheetahs.

- Buenos das.

Good morning, Luc.

Actually, we were just on our way out.

Just so you know,

I asked one of my associates

to make himself available to you

throughout your stay.

The Count de Tovar.

Uh, he's a... Well, you'll meet him later.

- We don't need...

- You to go to any trouble...

but they would love to meet any friends,

or counts, of yours.

It's no trouble at all.

Well, then we're off.

Cheetahs, chop-chop.

- Ah, ah, ah. No kiss for your mother?

- Bye.

Why is he acting

like we need a babysitter? Please.

- We can handle ourselves.

- Be careful!

- Hola.

- Hola.

So, the Cheetah Girls from New York.

Yes. Have voices, will travel.

The director is upstairs in the main theater.

Adelante.

- She means that way.

- Right. Bye.

- Gracias.

- Thank you.

Gracias.

Oh, my...

This ain't Manhattan magnate.

I've never seen anything so beautiful.

Pasen.

What have you prepared for us today?

Hello. Um, I'm Galleria Garibaldi,

and we're the Cheetah Girls.

Hi.

We actually have a CD

and some pictures of our last perf...

No, no, no.

What have you prepared to sing... today?

Surely you didn't assume you'd be entered

in the contest without a proper audition.

Ahora.

Now. That means now.

You know what? Come on,

just pull it together. We can do this.

Relax.

Yo, you take the high note, all right?

Y'all ready?

# 'Cause we are sisters

# We stand together

# We make up one big family,

though we don't look the same

# Our spots are different

# Different colors

# We make each other stronger

- # That ain't ever gonna change

- # Believe it, mister

Enough!

That's enough.

Bueno. Un momento.

What are you waiting for?

That's all for today.

OK. I'll tell them.

Congratulations, Cheetahs.

Welcome to the New Voices competition.

I'm hungry. Let's eat.

Is it me, or is everything

so relaxing here?

- I feel like I'm in a trance.

- This is better than a hot New York rooftop.

- Guys, I got the rehearsal schedule.

- We just started relaxing.

I know you did, and that's a bad idea,

'cause vacation's over.

When am I gonna get to see

the Sagrada Familia?

When you learn how to pronounce it

Sagrada Familia.

Cheetahs, this is the big time, OK?

We need to concentrate and stay focused.

We don't know our competition.

We have to be ready.

There's only one way to find out.

Ask the Dancing Cat.

Even as I said it, it sounded silly.

Seor Luc -

he sent me here to assist you.

- You're the associate?

- Associate.

That's a fancy name for summer intern.

But I'll take it.

I'm Joaquin.

You must be Chanel, right?

Dorinda, Aqua.

And you must be Galleria.

You've got it all wrong.

Aqua, Galleria, Chanel.

- And I'm Dorinda.

- Story of my life.

Ooh...

So, um, what's this about the Dancing Cat?

Luc tells me you're in the New Voices

competition. The Dancing Cat is a club.

Everyone tries out their material there.

- We could see who our competition is.

- For reals.

- Tomorrow is Open Mike. I'll sign you up.

- Good. You have met Joaquin.

He can show you around much better

than an old man like me.

I've already bungled up their names,

Seor Luc. I guess it's downhill from here.

We thought you were sending

some stuffy old count to watch after us.

Old? No. Stuffy? Rarely.

- But he is a count.

- Don't hold it against me.

He is my brilliant godson,

and as his padrino.

I plan for him to follow in my footsteps

after Oxford.

My biggest problem

is keeping his nose in the books

and his feet off the dance floor.

- You're a dancer?

- Ooh.

- A cutthroat competitor.

- A dancing cat, a dancing count.

I'm dizzy.

Barcelona has that effect.

Well, I will leave all of you artists

to your work. Enjoy your evening, ladies.

- Bye.

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