Dora The Explorer
TV Theme Songs Unlimited Lyrics
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Come on, Dora
Do-do-do-do-Dora
Do-do-do-do-Dora
Do-do-do-do-Dora
Do-do-do-do-Dora, let's go
Dora, Dora, Dora the explorer
(Dora)
Need your help
Grab your backpack, let's go
Jump in, vamonos
You can lead the way
Hey! Hey!
Do-do-Dora
Do-d-Dora
Do-do-dora
Do-d-Dora
Swiper no swiping
Swiper no swiping
(Oh man)
Dora The Explorer
Do-do-do-do-Dora
Do-do-do-do-Dora, let's go
Dora, Dora, Dora the explorer
(Dora)
Boots and super cool as Dora, Dora
Need your help
Grab your backpack, let's go
Jump in, vamonos
You can lead the way
Hey! Hey!
Do-do-Dora
Do-d-Dora
Do-do-dora
Do-d-Dora
Swiper no swiping
Swiper no swiping
(Oh man)
Dora The Explorer
Do-do-do-do-Dora
Do-do-do-do-Dora, let's go
Dora, Dora, Dora the explorer
(Dora)
Boots and super cool as Dora, Dora
Need your help
Grab your backpack, let's go
Jump in, vamonos
You can lead the way
Hey! Hey!
Do-do-Dora
Do-d-Dora
Do-do-dora
Do-d-Dora
Swiper no swiping
Swiper no swiping
(Oh man)
Dora The Explorer
The lyrics to TV Theme Songs Unlimited's song Dora the Explorer are an invitation to join the titular character, Dora, and her companion, Boots, on their explorations. The song starts with a chant calling out to Dora and then repeats her name several times with an upbeat melody. The lyrics encourage the listener to grab their backpack and join the duo on their adventure. The lyric "Jump in, vamonos" takes inspiration from Dora's bilingual background, incorporating both English and Spanish words into the song. The listener is urged to lead the way, but not without a warning to watch out for the show's antagonist, Swiper, who has a tendency to steal Dora's belongings.
The song's repetitive structure and catchy melody reflect the show's interactive nature, with Dora frequently asking her audience to participate in her adventures, solve puzzles, and answer questions. The lyrics also emphasize Dora's need for help, reinforcing the idea of teamwork and the value of cooperation. The inclusion of Spanish words and cultural references reflects the show's aim to educate young children about different languages and cultures, making it a popular choice for parents and educators alike.
Line by Line Meaning
Dora, boots
Introducing the main characters of the show, Dora and Boots.
Come on, Dora
Encouraging Dora to lead the way on the adventure ahead.
Do-do-do-do-Dora
The iconic instrumental theme of the show.
Do-do-do-do-Dora, let's go
Inviting the audience to join Dora on her adventure.
Dora, Dora, Dora the explorer
Repeating the artist's name and emphasizing that she is an explorer.
(Dora)
Reiterating the show's main character.
Boots and super cool as Dora, Dora
Praising Dora's monkey sidekick, Boots, and highlighting Dora's adventurous nature.
Need your help
Asking the audience to participate in the adventure and help Dora.
Grab your backpack, let's go
Instructing the audience to prepare for the journey and join Dora.
Jump in, vamonos
Encouraging the audience to enter the imaginary world of the show and start exploring with Dora.
You can lead the way
Empowering the audience by suggesting that they can help guide and support Dora as she explores.
Hey! Hey!
An enthusiastic cheer to encourage engagement and participation from the audience.
Swiper no swiping
Warning the audience of a recurring villain in the show and instructing them to stop him from stealing.
Swiper no swiping
Repeating the warning to ensure that the audience remembers to stop Swiper.
(Oh man)
A humorous interjection adding to the fun and engaging nature of the show.
Dora The Explorer
The title of the show, repeated at the end to remind the audience of the adventure they just went on with Dora.
Writer(s): HENRY LENARDIN-MADDEN, WILLIAM STRAUS
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