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Here Comes Dony!
Here Comes Dony! (in Spanish: ¡Ahí viene Dony!) is a Dony and the Dinos song for kids ages 0 to 4. Dony introduces himself from head to toe: his roar, his big mouth, his tiny arms with a BIG hug, his tail that knocks everything over and his steps that shake the ground. It ends calm, with Dony asleep.
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Fun fact for parentsTyrannosaurus rex had short arms for its size, but they were very muscular. Dony uses them for the most important thing: hugging.
- What they learn
- Body parts, Big and small, Movement: jump, stomp, wiggle
- Characters
- Dony Dino the Rex
- Languages
- English and Spanish
- Music
- Mexican cumbia, Yucatecan jarana and marimba
- Length
- 2:21 min (English version)
- Album
- Canciones Cretácicas en Chicxulub, track 11 (Spanish: track 2)
Lyrics coming soon
The full English lyrics are on their way. Meanwhile, watch it on YouTube or hear “Here Comes Dony!” on Spotify.
Dance moves
Big, whole-body moves. Do them together with your little one.
| Part | Move | Finish |
|---|---|---|
| Roar | Little claws by the face | Arms wide, huge roar |
| Big mouth | Arms like a jaw | Blow a kiss |
| Tiny arms | Elbows in, hands dangling | Big hug |
| Wiggle tail | Wiggle your bottom | Spin and sit down |
| Big steps | Stomp, stomp | Whole body shakes |
| Jump, jump | Jump with both feet | Giant jump |
| Dony sleeps | Hands under the cheek | Tiny snore |