After yesterday’s Blue Oyster Cult’s The Reaper Rocking (Don’t Fear), today’s Hurdle brings a new track in the same style, but from a different, new band.

The stage play, West Side Story, which was later adapted into a film, is mentioned in the song.

Unfortunately, unlike Blue Oyster Cult’s greatest hits, Hurdle #75 isn’t used very often in movies. However, it won an award at the 2000 Grammy Awards, a fact that should have helped narrow down the list of potential tracks.

If you are playing Hurdle for the first time, it is very similar to Wordle. You can play the game immediately after guessing the word of the day. But instead of trying to guess a particular word here, you’ll listen to a second of the intro and try to guess the song’s title and artist for each day. You also get six attempts, so it’s not like you fail only after making a mistake.

Now, if you are nearing your last try and want to start a streak or keep it going, we have what you need.

Use these clues to uncover May 11’s clue to Hurdle:

• This song was released in 1999.
• It reached number one in Canada, France, Germany, Hungary, Sweden, Switzerland and the United States.
• It is the fourteenth most successful song from 2000 to 2009.
• There are five restaurants named after the song in the San Francisco Bay Area, Arizona and Texas.
• The melody is said to be inspired by the Wu Tang Clan song, “Wu-Tang Clan ain’t nothing ta f’ wit”.

If you’re still unsure of Hurdle #75’s answer, don’t worry, you’re only a scroll away.

The answer to Hurdle #75 is Maria Maria from Santana Ft. G&B Products.