“Come Go With Me” is a bright, high-energy 1986 dance-pop and freestyle masterpiece that established Miami vocal trio Exposé as true pioneers of the dance charts. Produced by Lewis Martineé, the track features the definitive signature elements of the classic Latin freestyle genre, built on a heavy, syncopated Roland TR-808 drum machine beat, rapid synthesizer stabs, and a driving, electronic bass groove. The production is sharp, fast-paced, and incredibly danceable, radiating the vibrant nightlife energy of mid-80s Miami.

Lyrically, the song is a playful, upbeat invitation to romance and dance, capturing the carefree excitement and flirtation of a nightclub encounter. Lead singer Jeanette Jurado delivers a powerful, clear, and confident vocal performance, beautifully supported by the intricate, synchronized backing harmonies of groupmates Ann Curless and Gioia Bruno. The track’s irresistible, energetic rhythm and unforgettable, looping synthesizer chorus crossed over from dance clubs to top pop radio charts, defining the sound of an entire subgenre.