Vaya Con Dios
Dani Klein
Background information
Origin	Brussels, Belgium
Genre(s)	Pop
Years active	1986 - 1996, 2004 - present
Label(s)	Ariola Records
Members
Dani Klein Jean-Michel Gielen (1990-)
Former members
Willy Lambregt (1986-1990) Dirk Schoufs (1986-1991)

Don't Break My Heart

Vaya Con Dios

Sometimes I feel so empty
So deserted and so lonely
And no one can take that pain away

Don’t break my heart

The anger and the fury
And the fears living inside me
Should you love me
Would you love them just the same

Don’t break my heart
Don’t break my heart
I’ve been strong and brave
Sometimes I lost my faith
And too many times
Threw caution to the wind

So if you tried to understand me
Would you crucify or damn me
Or stand by me
Like smoke around the flame

Don’t break my heart
Don’t break my heart
I’ve been strong and brave
Sometimes lost my faith
And so many times
Saw love come to an end

It’s not a question of pride
It’s not the tears that I’ve cried
It’s not a question of pride

Don't break my heart
Don’t break my heart
I’ve been strong and brave
Sometimes lost my faith
And so many times
Saw love come to an end

It’s not a question of pride
It’s not the tears that I’ve cried
It’s not a question of pride

What's a Woman

Vaya Con Dios

Composição: D. Schoufs/D. Klein/J.M. Gielen

What´s a woman when a man
Don´t stand by her side?
What´s a woman when a man
Has secrets to hide?

She´ll be weak
She´ll be strong
Struggle hard
For so long

What´s a woman when a man
(What´s a man wihtout a woman?)
Don´t go by the rule?
What´s a woman when a man
(What´s a men without a woman?)
Makes her feel like a fool?

When right
Turns to wrong
She will try
To hold on to the ghosts of the past
When love was to last
Dreams from the past
Faded so fast

All alone
In the dark
She will swear
He´ll never mislead her again

All those dreams from the past
Faded so fast
Ghosts of the past
When love was to last

All alone
In the dark
She will swear cross her heart
Never again

Cross my heart
Never again

Vaya Con Dios é uma banda belga criada em 1986 por Dani Klein, Dirk Schoufs e Willy Lambregt, na cidade de Bruxelas. Vendeu até hoje mais de sete milhões de CDs

Discografia

Singles

1986 : Just a friend of mine
1987 : Puerto Rico
1988 : Don't cry for Louie
1989 : Johnny
1990 : Nah neh nah
1990 : What's a woman
1992 : Heading for the fall
1993 : So long ago

Álbuns

1988 : Vaya con dios
1990 : Night owls
1992 : Time flies
1995 : Roots and wings
1996 : Best of
1998 : What's a woman
2004 : The promise

Vaya con Dios (meaning "Go with God" in Spanish) may refer to:

"" (song), a song written by Larry Russell, Inez James, and Buddy Pepper in 1953.
Vaya Con Dios (band), a Belgian band.
- Vaya Con Dios (album), debut album of the band
Vaya con Dios (1991 film), also known as Hard Time Romance, an American romance film.
Vaya con Dios (2002 film), a German comedy film.

Vaya con Dios may also be:

A quote from the ending of the 1960 film The Magnificent Seven.
A quote from the 1983 film The Right Stuff.
A quote from the 1998 film Vampires.
A memorable quote from the 1991 film Point Break.
A quote from the 1991 film Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man.
A quote from the 2009 film Fast & Furious.
A quote from the character Vasquez in the film Aliens.
A quote from the Witch Doctor in the film The Punisher.
The catchphrase of Monsignor Martinez in the animated series King of the Hill.
In tattoo form, on the arm of one of the characters in the video game Army of Two
A quote from Indiana Jones in the film Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Biography
Dani Klein, the lead singer, and Willy Lambregt had previous success in the band Arbeid Adelt! and decided to form the band Vaya Con Dios together with contrabassist Dirk Schoufs, because they shared interests in gypsy music, jazz, and opera - genres that they felt were underappreciated inBrussels.
Their first single, "Just a Friend of Mine", had a Latin feel and became a big hit in France, selling over 300,000 copies. Willy Lambregt left the group and was replaced by Jean-Michel Gielen.
Even though Vaya Con Dios was successful in Latin countries, the band remained largely unknown in the Netherlands, partially due to being a Belgian band, but also because of their gypsy style. In the summer of 1990 they finally had their breakthrough in the Netherlands with "What's a Woman?" peaking at #1 for three weeks, making Vaya Con Dios the second Belgian artists to have a #1 hit in the Netherlands. (The first wasIvan Heylen in 1974.) ^[3] The song is about the difficulties of men and women who on one hand need each other, yet sometimes find it hard to understand one other.
In 1991, Dani Klein and Dirk Schoufs decided to go their separate ways, and from then on the group consisted of Klein playing with various musicians. On May 24, 1991, Schoufs died of an AIDS-related illness. (He had contracted HIV through his heroin addiction.) ^[2] The third album,Time Flies, is much more melancholy than its predecessors.
Even though the music and the composition of the band changed, Vaya Con Dios remained popular in much of Europe - especially France,Germany, and Scandinavia - until 1996, when Klein left the music business complaining of too much stress. She returned in 1999 as singer in the group Purple Prose, which released a debut album of the same name that year. Vaya Con Dios returned in 2004 with a new album titledThe Promise, released on an independent label. In 2006, there is The Ultimate Collection, a greatest hits album, with a DVD of the acoustic concert of Brussels, and some bonus items, such as an interview with Dani, some photos... Pauvre Diable was the first single.
A new studio album is soon ready for summer'09 release