No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| (6 intermediate revisions by 4 users not shown) | |||
| Line 6: | Line 6: | ||
|lyrics_by = Ray Gilbert |
|lyrics_by = Ray Gilbert |
||
|singer = Carlos Ramírez |
|singer = Carlos Ramírez |
||
| + | |preceded_by = "[[Las Posadas (song)|Las Posadas]]" |
||
| − | }} |
||
| ⚫ | |||
| − | {{NeedImage}} |
||
| ⚫ | |||
| + | ==Background== |
||
| ⚫ | |||
| + | It is first heard during the part after [[Panchito Pistoles|Panchito]] tells [[José Carioca|José]] and [[Donald Duck|Donald]] that a long time ago, the gods told the Aztecs to build a large city in the middle of a lake with an eagle devouring a rattlesnake on a nopal cactus on top of a rock - just as the Aztecs built a large city on the lake, the city was called "Tenochtitlan", which is now Mexico City nowadays. |
||
| + | |||
| ⚫ | The song is later sung again when Panchito takes Donald and José on a trip across Mexico via magic serape to explore Mexico all around them where the Caballeros arrive at the state of [[Wikipedia:Pátzcuaro|Pátzcuaro]]. It is instrumentally heard again when the Caballeros ride via magic sarape from Pátzcuaroto to Veracruz which loops into [[Lilongo]]. |
||
==Lyrics== |
==Lyrics== |
||
| + | <tabber> |
||
| + | First= |
||
<poem> |
<poem> |
||
Sweet music |
Sweet music |
||
| Line 25: | Line 29: | ||
Mexico, sweethearts are singing |
Mexico, sweethearts are singing |
||
| − | Lovebirds are winging through a sky filled |
+ | Lovebirds are winging through a sky filled with laughter |
Paradise, that's where I found you |
Paradise, that's where I found you |
||
| Line 31: | Line 35: | ||
Mexico, why do I feel as I do? |
Mexico, why do I feel as I do? |
||
| − | I simply fell under the spell of you |
+ | I simply fell under the spell of you... |
| + | </poem> |
||
| + | |-|Reprise= |
||
| + | <poem> |
||
| + | Paradise, that's where I found you |
||
| + | Your magic smile made the blossoms bloom around you |
||
| + | |||
| + | Mexico, why do I feel as I do? |
||
| + | I simply fell under the spell of you... |
||
| + | Of you... |
||
</poem> |
</poem> |
||
| + | </tabber> |
||
==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
||
*Of all the songs featured in the film, "''Mexico''" is the only song to be completely original in the film; all the other songs are based on existing tunes. |
*Of all the songs featured in the film, "''Mexico''" is the only song to be completely original in the film; all the other songs are based on existing tunes. |
||
| + | *"Mexico" is the song that plays on the radio at the music store in ''[[Pluto's Blue Note]]''. |
||
{{Saludos Amigos/The Three Caballeros}} |
{{Saludos Amigos/The Three Caballeros}} |
||
Revision as of 17:47, 5 July 2020
Mexico is a song from the Disney animated film, The Three Caballeros. It is sung after Panchito explains to Donald about the history of Mexico.
Background
It is first heard during the part after Panchito tells José and Donald that a long time ago, the gods told the Aztecs to build a large city in the middle of a lake with an eagle devouring a rattlesnake on a nopal cactus on top of a rock - just as the Aztecs built a large city on the lake, the city was called "Tenochtitlan", which is now Mexico City nowadays.
The song is later sung again when Panchito takes Donald and José on a trip across Mexico via magic serape to explore Mexico all around them where the Caballeros arrive at the state of Pátzcuaro. It is instrumentally heard again when the Caballeros ride via magic sarape from Pátzcuaroto to Veracruz which loops into Lilongo.
Lyrics
Sweet music
Gay serenatas
Tropic skies of velvet blue
Magic gardens perfume the breezes
Where true love brought me to you...
Mexico, with all your romance
Your song of love will live forever after
Mexico, sweethearts are singing
Lovebirds are winging through a sky filled with laughter
Paradise, that's where I found you
Your magic smile made the blossoms bloom around you
Mexico, why do I feel as I do?
I simply fell under the spell of you...
Paradise, that's where I found you
Your magic smile made the blossoms bloom around you
Mexico, why do I feel as I do?
I simply fell under the spell of you...
Of you...
Trivia
- Of all the songs featured in the film, "Mexico" is the only song to be completely original in the film; all the other songs are based on existing tunes.
- "Mexico" is the song that plays on the radio at the music store in Pluto's Blue Note.
