What does Acere, Cipriano mean?

Question

I was watching a video of Hector Lavoe and in the coro of Rompe Saraguey was the phrase "Acere, Cipriano, Acere. Can anyone translate?

Answer 1

It's a song from johnny pacheco: Johnny te invita a bailar: Acere Cipriano. Lavoe used to do that, sang the chorus from other songs like one from el joe cuba: "son borincua e, ese tumboro son borincua e, ese tumboro que son borincua tedigo, chango candela viene de ponce yo se lo dije aya monce, son borincua, son borincua y songoro"

Answer 2

Acere is the equivalent of saying something like "dude". Its primarily used in Cuba.

Answer 3

Cipriano is a name, acere its the first time i have heard this word...