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El Baile del Sapito - Las Canciones Dela Granja - Canciones infantiles dela granja
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Overview
The video is a playful, instruction-based kids’ song and dance about “the little frog” (el sapito). It repeatedly invites viewers to follow the choreography, starting with “hopping around,” then “turn and turn,” and continuing through simple directional steps like:
- Going forward a little more
- Going back
- Shifting to the side
- Taking a “high jump”
The routine is designed so kids can do it with a partner (“look for someone to hop with”) or by themselves if no one’s around.
After the dance instruction segment, the video transitions into a more story-like, mysterious chorus about the frog—“where he lives, nobody knows”—while also emphasizing that everyone can hear him anyway: “we all hear the little frog.”
Highlights / Key Moments
- Catchy, repeat-after-me dance instructions (forward/back/side, turns, and high jumps).
- A friendly joke for kids: hopping can be done with a friend—or by yourself.
- The contrast between the “how to dance” section and the fun mystery of where the frog lives, despite everyone hearing him.
Notable Personalities
- Not clearly specified in the subtitles (only music and instructional/narration lyrics are shown).
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