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I don't know whether "Zuki" is an actual shortened form of that nickname in Spanish cultures, but I can see how you derived that nickname from "azuquita". As a reminder to you and others, my focus in this post wasn't about the meaning of the word "sookie".
My focus was on the meaning of the phrase "ah sookie sookie now ". In re-reading this pancocojams post because a visitor comment was added to it , I realize that I didn't write anything about Cuban American Celia Cruz' use of the word "azucar". Her life and colorful career are the subject of a retrospective exhibit at the National Museum of American History in Washington, D. In a number of her songs, Celia Cruz shouts the word "Azucar!
Shouting "Azucar! Fans of Celia Cruz also adopted that custom, in a demonstration of their delight in this wonderful Latin vocalist, and in appreciation for her music.
Given this information, it now seems likely to me that Celia Cruz's use of this word was the source or at least one of the sources for the phrase "azucar azucar mama" in the Zap Mama version of "Iko Iko". Let's give Covey credit. Thanks for sharing that information, Anonymous. Unfortunately, I can't add a sound file of Don Covey's record to this post. However, I added a hyperlink for a sound file after the sound file for Steppenwolf's cover record. As Black American, I can remember my mom saying this all of the time when I was a kid.
She always used it as a compliment. So, if we had chosen an outfit that she especially liked, or if we had done something good in school the response was "aw, sookie sookie now". When speaking to a number of my other Black friends, they have expressed similar experience.
Obviously none of us speak for all Black people, but I thought I would share anyway. I also speak Japanese, and I think people are being, frankly silly by trying to force the way it is used by African Americans into being the same thing as Japanese. My Poppy, who served in the war came home with a few new Japanese phrases that he did use on his children frequently.
But "Suki" or sookie" was not one of them. Edited by Azizi Powell This pancocojams post presents a definition of and theories about the sources of the African American colloquial expression "Ah sookie sookie now". This post also showcases selected sound files or videos that include that expression or the phrase "suca suca".
An addedum to this post also includes information about and links to the "sucu sucu" musical genre. The content of this post is presented for folkloric, cultural, entertainment, and aesthetic purposes.
All copyrights remain with their owners. I added a comment in this post's discussion thread below. Those dance gatherings were named "Sukey Jumps" as a reference to the Black women ["Sukies"; "Sookies"] who would be enthusiastically dancing [jumping all around] there.
The phrase "ah sookie sookie" could have evolved over a period of time from men's appreciation of the attractive females the "Sookies" they saw. Therefore, "suca suca" "sookie sookie" means "sweet sweet". Men seeing a sexy, physically attractive female might respond with the exclamation "Sweet sweet" as in "Sucre sucre".
The New Orleans, Louisiana connection between "suca suca" and "ah sookie sookie now" is reinforced by the fact that King Floyd, the singer who recorded the song "Groove Me" which begins with "ah sookie sookie now" is from New Orleans.
Hat tip to Mudcat blogger Q who pointed out that if that phrase came from any Latin language source, given the greater French influence in New Orleans, that Latin language source would have been French rather than Spanish. I now retract that theory, in large part because that name isn't pronounced the same as the word "sukey".
If you know the title for other records, please add them in the comment section. Three months earlier on October 24th, it entered Billboard's Hot Top chart; eventually it peaked at 6 and spent 20 weeks on the Top King Floyd and Mr. Also, the comments on these YouTube examples' discussion threads may contain profanity and other objectionable language. Could "sucu sucu" also be a source for the African American colloquial expression "ah sookie sookie now"?
Thanks to those whose comments I quoted in this post, and thanks to the YouTube publishers of these sound files. Thanks for visiting pancocojams. Visitor comments are welcome. Unknown October 6, at AM. Azizi Powell October 6, at PM. Unknown January 14, at AM. Unknown November 28, at AM. Azizi Powell November 28, at AM. Anonymous January 9, at AM. Azizi Powell January 9, at PM. Azizi Powell February 13, at AM.
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Azizi Powell September 26, at AM. It is basically customer relationship but in a simpler and more personalized approach. Examples of CRM are sorted by types, such as general use, inbound lead management, sales tracking, social tracking, and a fully integrated system. Most software solutions fall into one or two or multiple CRM types. CRM should be easily customized to meet specific business needs.
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