in Cuba where Michael Corleone tells his brother Fredo Corleone that he knows that he betrayed him. Richard Stallman wrote and sang a version titled Guantanamero, an ironic commentary on the Guantanamo prison and the War on Terror. On the Saturday Night Live episode of October 27, 1990, Patrick Swayze and Dana Carvey perform a fake ad about a fake compilation album called "Super Feud" show in which two famous singers, Valendez and Montenero, brag about how much fan mail they receive - starting with "one ton of fan mail," followed by "two tons of fan mail" - to the tune of Guantanamera. Pakistani pop star Alamgir recorded an adaptation in the 1980s interspersed with unrelated Urdu lyrics, titled Albela Rahi, which has become an informal signature tune and title for the singer (now based in the United States). In a flashback scene on season 3 episode 3 of Money Heist, Berlin (Pedro Alonso) danced to the song recording by Compay Segundo after telling the Professor his plan of breaking into the vault of gold bars at the Bank of Spain. References External links [http://www.exilio.com/Marti/Marti.html José Martí's poem Versos Sencillos], from which the verses of Guantanamera were taken. http://www.cubamusic.com/Store/Artist/66/joseito-fernandez 1929 songs 1966 singles A&M Records singles 1997 singles Celia Cruz songs Cuban songs Football songs and chants Guantánamo Joan Baez songs Lauryn Hill songs Cuban patriotic songs The Sandpipers songs Pete Seeger songs Song recordings produced by Jerry Duplessis Song recordings produced by Wyclef Jean Spanish-language songs Trini Lopez songs Wyclef Jean songs La India songs Songs about Cuba