🌧️ Chuva, Chuva, Vá Embora | Desenho Infantil | Lalafun em Português

Overview

A farmyard-themed montage of kids’ songs and mini-stories featuring lots of call-and-response rhythms, playful animal sounds, and repeating comedic loops.

Song & Segment Highlights

“Rain, rain, go away”

• The video cycles through animals—horses, cows, pigs, sheep, chickens.
• Each animal “repeats” the rhyme with parents and babies joining in.
• Applause punctuates the upbeat routine.

Lola the cow (Spanish) chant

• A recurring character named Lola the cow is introduced as “Spanish.”
• The chorus becomes a silly, repeating instruction:
  • “wag your tail”
  • then chanting “moo” multiple times.
• The lyrics loop and sometimes mis-hear, but the humor comes from exaggerated rhythmic repetition.

Classic counting & mischief songs

• Five little monkeys jumping on the bed
  • Counts down progressively to zero.
  • Ends with the doctor’s punchline: “No more monkeys…”
• Black sheep wool
  • Repeats a playful answer (e.g., “three sacks/sacks of wool”).
  • Includes a “memé”-style response pattern.

Farm bath time fun

• Babies play with animals in the yard, then get messy.
• They’re “cleaned up” using soap bubbles / baths / rinsing.
• Grandparents cheer “Hooray,” and the bubbles become the main hook of the song.

Animal “where are you / what are you doing” game

• Calls prompt each animal to respond, using body-part rhymes, such as:
  • “Horse’s toe,” “Piglet’s finger,” “Rooster’s finger,” “Goat’s toe,” etc.
• The animals answer by doing things like:
  • eating grass, drinking water, pecking corn, eating grapes, and more.
• It’s a quirky hide-and-seek style game built around rhyming body parts.

Row your boat

• Sung repeatedly with happy rhythms and audience-style applause.

Clock climbing chaos

• Animals (including chick, kitten/cat, goat, pig, and finally a cow) climb onto a clock as it strikes numbers.
• The sequence escalates into escalating silliness with “oh no” energy and ends in a crash.

Dante on the wall (broken-sing / comedic chant)

• A chaotic, fast, repeated rhyme about Dante sat on the wall “crashing.”
• Parodies the nursery rhyme vibe (with king/horses references), but presented as mangled, funny auto-subtitle-style lyrics.

Five little ducks / Old McDonald / food song parade

• Five little ducks
  • Counts down via returning numbers, with the mother calling “quá/quack.”
• Old McDonald had a farm
  • Repeats farm animal sounds (“here and everywhere”).
• “Likes to eat” chain
  • A rhythmic food-assignment chant where foods are linked to different animals (e.g., knife/cow/pig/chick/hippo/goat).

Rescue team cars

• A catchy “We are the rescue team… coming to rescue you” song.
• Different vehicles take turns (e.g., supercar/truck/police/ambulance/excavator).

Knock-knock search with animals (train plot)

• A happy train checks for missing “mama” of various animals:
  • elephants, ostriches, babies, zebras, turkeys, donkeys, etc.
• Each time the pattern repeats:
  • “knock knock… not here… ah! found her alive”
• Creates a repetitive, comforting mini-adventure.

Bunnies falling asleep → wake-up chant

• Bunnies fall asleep through times like morning/half day/noon/midnight.
• Each time they’re woken with a big jumping chorus:
  • “Jump, little bunny… without stopping”

Bear playground “other side” story

• The bear visits different play areas:
  • slide, trampoline, tunnel, volcano, pool
• But keeps only seeing the “other side,”
• Turning the narration into a repeating comedic pattern.

Main Comedy Drivers

• Repetition loops
  • e.g., Lola the cow moo/Spanish chant, count-down mischief songs
• Silly naming & rhymes
  • e.g., “Dante” and “finger/toe” body-part rhymes
• Escalating “uh-oh/crash” moments
  • e.g., clock chaos and the bear’s “other side” pattern

Personalities / Characters Mentioned

• Lola (cow)
• Daddy/Mom/Mama (used for each animal set: horses, cows, pigs, sheep, chickens)
• Doctor (in the monkey song)
• Dante (wall/crash chant character)
• Happy train (searches for missing “mama” animals)
• Bear (playground “other side” story)
• Bunnies (sleep/wake jumping song)
• Farm animals, including: horses, cows, pigs, sheep, chickens, ducks, monkeys, black sheep, goats, chicks, and more