Las Clases Del Cha Cha Cha
Rigo Tovar Lyrics

Y dice
The singer introduces the song and prepares the audience to listen to it.

Un saludo para los presentes
The singer greets the audience, acknowledging their presence and initiating a connection with them.

Las clases del cha cha cha
The song is about a class to teach people how to dance the cha cha cha, one of the most popular rhythms.

Las vamos a comenzar
The class is starting, as the teacher (singer) announces it.

Aquí se enseñará
The class is a place to learn and practice the cha cha cha rhythm.

El ritmo más popular
The cha cha cha is one of the most popular rhythms, and everyone in the class will learn how to dance it.

Uno por uno, van ustedes a pasar
Each person in the class will take a turn to dance one by one.

Uno por uno los voy a calificar
The singer, as the teacher, will evaluate each person's performance individually.

Yo sentiré si usted muy bien lo bailará
The teacher will use their intuition to feel and evaluate how well each person is dancing the cha cha cha rhythm.

Y así verá como lo goza usted
The satisfaction of each person enjoying the dance will be visible to the teacher and everyone in the class.

El profesor (El profesor)
The singer is referring to themselves as the teacher of the cha cha cha dance class.

Le va a enseñar (Le va a enseñar)
The teacher will instruct each person in the class how to dance the cha cha cha rhythm.

Le va a ayudar (Le va a ayudar)
The teacher will assist each person, helping them through any difficulties they may encounter while dancing.

Ven a gozar (Ven a gozar)
The singer invites the audience to come and enjoy the dance class while learning the cha cha cha rhythm.

Ven a bailar (Ven a bailar)
The singer invites the audience to come and dance the cha cha cha rhythm in the class and enjoy themselves.

Con el compás (Con el compás)
The singer emphasizes the importance of dancing the cha cha cha rhythm with the right timing or beat.

Del cha cha cha (Del cha cha cha)
The song is about the cha cha cha rhythm, the focus of the dance class.

Dale Marco Antonio Tovar, vueltecita
The singer calls out the name of a person and encourages them to do a spin while dancing the cha cha cha.

También José Ángel y tú Silvano Tovar
The singer calls out the names of two people and encourages them to dance the cha cha cha rhythm with the rest of the class.

Uh, ay
The singer makes a vocal expression of excitement and enjoyment while dancing the cha cha cha.

Dale compa Max
The singer shouts the name of a person, encouraging them to dance the cha cha cha rhythm with the rest of the class.

Y tuyo ese (Arremanga Max)
The singer calls out the name of a person and encourages them to wear their pants higher, so they can dance the cha cha cha better.

¿Cómo andamos, Carlos?
The singer calls out the name of a person and asks them how they are doing while dancing the cha cha cha in the class.

La polvadera
The singer makes a reference to the dust kicked up while dancing the cha cha cha in the class.

Pura fiera UFC
The singer describes the energetic atmosphere of the cha cha cha dance class with the analogy of a fierce competition in UFC fighting.

Ven a bailar (Ven a bailar)
The singer invites the audience to come and dance the cha cha cha rhythm in the class and enjoy themselves.

Ven a gozar (Ven a gozar)
The singer invites the audience to come and enjoy the dance class while learning the cha cha cha rhythm.

El nuevo ritmo (El nuevo ritmo)
The cha cha cha rhythm is being referred to as the 'new' rhythm, which is popular in this class and among the audience.

Del cha cha cha, ea (Del cha cha cha)
The singer concludes the song with a repeated emphasis on the cha cha cha rhythm, which was the focus of the dance class and the song.