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Down by the river Rio Grande On silver sand, that's where I found you And now my heart's at your command Want to be near your hand, lingering round you Your love like mine, it has no returning Give me one sign, tell me you are yearning, learning Rio Rita Life is sweeter, Rita, when you are near Rio Rita Life's completer, Rita, to have you here ...
Rio Rita – Rita, Jim; Rangers' chorus – rangers; March of the rangers – Jim, rangers; Spanish Shawl ("Beneath the Silken Shawl") – Carmen, serenaders; The Kinkajou – chorus; You're Always In My Arms" – Rita; If You're in Love, you'll Waltz – Rita, Jim; Moonlight ballet; Out on the Loose – Chick, girls; Finale, Act 1; Act II ...
Cuando Rita se bañaba En el río San Fernando Le picó la cucaracha Pero ella siguió nadando. (Coro)
SONG - Spanish Shawl (Beneath the Silken Shawl) - CARMEN & SERENADERS ; DANCE & CHORUS - The Charra Dance; SONG & DANCE The Kinkajou - DOLLY & GIRLS ; SONG You're always in my Arms - RITA ; DUET - If you're in love. you'll waltz - RITA & JIM ; DANCE - Moonlight Ballet ; SONG - Out on the Loose - CHICK & GIRLS ; FINALE — ACT I; Act II
Feb 13, 2024 · La Cucaracha” is a popular Spanish nursery rhyme that has been cherished for generations. This timeless folk song has transcended borders and has found its way into the hearts of children and adults alike. Its catchy melody and simple lyrics have made it a staple in many nursery rhyme collections worldwide. Spanish version (Coro)
Cuando Rita se bañaba En el río San Fernando Le picó la cucaracha Pero ella siguió nadando. “La Cucaracha” Traditional Song English lyrics (Chorus) The cockroach, the cockroach, Can’t walk anymore Because it doesn’t have, Because it’s missing Two little back legs. People they say the cockroach Is a very small animal And when it ...
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The song Rio Rita was written by Joseph McCarthy and Harry Tierney and was first recorded by Hollywood Dance Orchestra [Adrian Schubert] - Vocal Chorus by Irving Kaufman in 1927. It was covered by Frank Farrell and His Greenwich Village Inn Orchestra, Pi Scheffer's O.K. Wobblers, Buddy Morrow and His Orchestra, Carl Fenton's Orchestra with ...
