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| − | "'''It Sure is Hot!'''" (''¡Hace Calor!'') is sung by [[the Anything People]]. The song focuses on the plight of a boy who wishes to strike up a conversation with Rosalita, who just moved in down the block from him, but is shy. Through talking about the weather in Spanish, the two eventually begin conversing. |
+ | "'''It Sure is Hot!'''" (''¡Hace Calor!'') is sung by [[Anything Muppets|the Anything People]]. The song focuses on the plight of a boy who wishes to strike up a conversation with Rosalita, who just moved in down the block from him, but is shy. Through talking about the weather in Spanish, the two eventually begin conversing. |
This song also appeared on ''[[Shalom Sesame]]: Sing Around the Seasons''. It was redubbed with different English lyrics, and the Spanish words were dubbed into Hebrew. |
This song also appeared on ''[[Shalom Sesame]]: Sing Around the Seasons''. It was redubbed with different English lyrics, and the Spanish words were dubbed into Hebrew. |
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Revision as of 19:30, 17 July 2007
| Written by | Paul Jacobs and Sarah Durkee |
| Publisher | Durkee/Jacobs Inc. (King Dogs Music/Jive Durkee Music); Sesame Street Inc. |
"It Sure is Hot!" (¡Hace Calor!) is sung by the Anything People. The song focuses on the plight of a boy who wishes to strike up a conversation with Rosalita, who just moved in down the block from him, but is shy. Through talking about the weather in Spanish, the two eventually begin conversing.
This song also appeared on Shalom Sesame: Sing Around the Seasons. It was redubbed with different English lyrics, and the Spanish words were dubbed into Hebrew.
The translation for Sesamstraat (released on the CD Zing Mee met Sesamstraat) had yet a different approach. In this version, Rosalita is an English speaking girl. Her newfound (Dutch) friend happens to know a bit of English and helps her understand the new language: "'Warm' is warm, and 'heet' is hot, and rain is 'regen', sun is 'zon', and shy 'verlegen'! He is the boy from number nine - though things aren't easy, it's going fine!"
Audio Releases
Video Releases
- Fiesta
- Shalom Sesame: Sing Around the Seasons (redubbed in English/Hebrew)