Dónde están las llaves
Grupo Encanto Lyrics
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Matarile, rile, rile.
Yo tengo un castillo,
Matarile, rile, ron chimpón.
Dónde están las llaves,
Matarile, rile, rile.
Dónde están las llaves,
En el fondo del mar,
Matarile, rile, rile.
En el fondo del mar,
Matarile, rile, ron, chimpón.
Quién irá a buscarlas,
Matarile, rile, rile.
Quién irá a buscarlas,
Matarile, rile, ron, chimpón.
Yo tengo un castillo,
Matarile, rile, rile.
Yo tengo un castillo,
Matarile, rile, ron chimpón.
Dónde están las llaves,
Matarile, rile, rile.
Dónde están las llaves,
Matarile, rile, ron, chimpón.
En el fondo del mar,
Matarile, rile, rile.
En el fondo del mar,
Matarile, rile, ron, chimpón.
Quién irá a buscarlas,
Matarile, rile, rile.
Quién irá a buscarlas,
Matarile, rile, ron, chimpón.
The song "Dónde están las llaves" by Grupo Encanto appears to be a children's song that focuses on a castle's keys that are missing. The singer repeatedly asks "Dónde están las llaves" (where are the keys) and gives a few answers, including "en el fondo del mar" (in the depths of the sea). The singer then asks "Quién irá a buscarlas" (who will go search for them) and reiterates that they have a castle. The song ends with the repeating chorus, "Yo tengo un castillo" (I have a castle).
One interpretation of this song could be that it teaches children about the importance of taking care of their belongings, as losing items can pose challenges and inconvenience. The castle, in this case, may represent something valuable and cherished by the singer or someone they know. The repetition of the chorus could also serve to reinforce the idea that having a special possession, like a castle, is exciting and worth protecting.
Interestingly, Grupo Encanto is a Spanish children's music group made up of eight members who all perform in colorful costumes. They have produced several albums and have won awards for their music geared towards kids.
Line by Line Meaning
Yo tengo un castillo,
Matarile, rile, rile.
Yo tengo un castillo,
Matarile, rile, ron chimpón.
The singer has a castle and is proud of it.
Dónde están las llaves,
Matarile, rile, rile.
Dónde están las llaves,
Matarile, rile, ron, chimpón.
The singer is looking for the keys and is asking where they are.
En el fondo del mar,
Matarile, rile, rile.
En el fondo del mar,
Matarile, rile, ron, chimpón.
The singer suggests that the keys are at the bottom of the sea.
Quién irá a buscarlas,
Matarile, rile, rile.
Quién irá a buscarlas,
Matarile, rile, ron, chimpón.
The singer wonders who will go and search for the keys.
Yo tengo un castillo,
Matarile, rile, rile.
Yo tengo un castillo,
Matarile, rile, ron chimpón.
The singer repeats that they have a castle, suggesting that the search for the keys is not a priority for them.
Dónde están las llaves,
Matarile, rile, rile.
Dónde están las llaves,
Matarile, rile, ron, chimpón.
The singer repeats the question of where the keys are.
En el fondo del mar,
Matarile, rile, rile.
En el fondo del mar,
Matarile, rile, ron, chimpón.
The singer reiterates the suggestion that the keys may be at the bottom of the sea.
Quién irá a buscarlas,
Matarile, rile, rile.
Quién irá a buscarlas,
Matarile, rile, ron, chimpón.
The singer repeats the question of who will go and search for the keys.
Writer(s): dominio publico
Contributed by Isaiah R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.