Mamacita Donde Esta Santa Claus
Augie Rios Lyrics
Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴ Line by Line Meaning ↴Mamacita,
¿Donde está Santa Claus?
¿Dónde está Santa Claus?
And the toys that he will leave
Mamacita, (oh oh oh oh oh)
Oh, where is Santa Claus? (Oh oh oh oh oh)
I look for him because
I know that I should be sleeping
But maybe he's not far away
So out of the window I'm peeping
Hoping to see him in his sleigh
I hope he won't forget to clack his castinet
And to his reindeer, say
"Oh Pancho, oh Vixen, oh Pedro, Oh Blitzen"
Ole (ole), ole (ole), ole (Santa Claus)
Mamacita
¿Dónde está Santa Claus?
Oh, where is Santa Claus?
It's Christmas Eve
I know that I should be sleeping
But maybe he's not far away
So out of the window I'm peeping
Hoping to see him in sleigh
I hope he won't forget to crack his castinet
And to his reindeer, say
"Oh Pancho, oh Vixen, oh Pedro, Oh Blitzen"
Ole (ole), ole (ole), ole (Santa Claus)
Mamacita
¿Dónde está Santa Claus?
Oh, where is Santa Claus?
It's Christmas Eve
Oh, where is Santa Claus?
It's Christmas Eve
Alright, mamacita, I'll go sleep now
Overall Meaning
The song "Donde Esta Santa Claus" by Augie Rios is a classic Christmas tune that captures the excitement and anticipation of a child waiting for Santa Claus to arrive on Christmas Eve. The song is sung in a mix of English and Spanish, which adds to its festive charm, and the catchy tune and upbeat tempo make it a popular choice for holiday playlists.
The lyrics of the song are simple yet effective, with Rios singing as a child who is unable to sleep because of his excitement about Santa's visit. The young protagonist asks his mother where Santa Claus is and wonders aloud about the presents that he will bring. He gazes out of the window, hoping to catch a glimpse of Santa's sleigh and his eight reindeer, and imagines Santa playing his castinet and calling out the names of his trusty companions.
The song captures the spirit of Christmas and the unbridled joy and anticipation that children feel during the holiday season. It celebrates the magic and wonder of the festive period, and reminds us all of the importance of kindness, generosity, and the joy of giving.
Line by Line Meaning
Mamacita,
Addressing a woman in Spanish
Oh, where is Santa Claus? (Oh oh oh oh oh)
Asking where Santa Claus is on Christmas Eve, with desperation
I look for him because
Search for him because it's Christmas Eve
It's a Christmas Eve
It's the night before Christmas
I know that I should be sleeping
I'm aware that I should be sleeping, but I can't help myself
But maybe he's not far away
Although it's late, he might be nearby
So out of the window I'm peeping
Looking outside the window to catch a glimpse of Santa Claus
Hoping to see him in his sleigh
Wishing to see Santa Claus riding in his sleigh
I hope he won't forget to crack his castinet
Hoping that Santa will remember to play his castinet
And to his reindeer, say
To talk to his reindeers
"Oh Pancho, oh Vixen, oh Pedro, Oh Blitzen"
Calling out the names of his reindeers
Ole (ole), ole (ole), ole (Santa Claus)
A Spanish cheer for Santa Claus
Oh, where is Santa Claus?
Asking again where he could be
It's Christmas Eve
Reminding that it's the night before Christmas
Alright, mamacita, I'll go sleep now
Agreement to sleep now after being unsuccessful at finding Santa Claus
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: GEORGE SCHECK, PARKER GREINER
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