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  • Does Anyone Know a Song, Possibly from Spain, called “Chichiwa”?

    Sarah wrote:

    My father-in-law came back from Spain singing this song called “Chichiwa”, and my 5 year old son loves it, but none of us know the words. Can anyone help? I’ve been trying to find it on the internet and there are references to it on a couple of Dutch websites, but no lyrics.

    Hope someone can tell us more about it!

    Sarah

    If anyone can help out with this song, please comment below or email me.

    Thanks!

    Lisa

    UPDATE: Maxine wrote to me that this song is in Spanish. She heard it while on vacation in Majorca. She wrote…

    It starts off:

    Compania (Hands go around head)
    Brassand dah (Arms go outstretched)

    I then do not know the rest of the words, but the arms are then in a position to become some sort of creature… where the verse is Chichiwa, chichiwa, chichiwa wa wa

    I’ve written to the holiday company on the hope they can help!!

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    19 Responses to “Does Anyone Know a Song, Possibly from Spain, called “Chichiwa”?”

    1. Ana Says:

      Hola Sarah:
      Soy Argentina y me llamo Ana. La canciòn a que te referís es de un personaje llamado Piñón Fijo. Es un muy conocido payaso argentino que ha tenido muchos programas para niños.
      Podrás seguramente encontrar la letra de Chu chu wa (no se bien como escribirlo ya que es simplemente un sonido) en la página de Piñón Fijo http://www.pinonfijo.com.ar
      La canción empieza así:
      Compañía, brazos tendidos (o extendidos), puños cerrados etc.. etc..luego el estribillo Chu chu wa y le van agregando más acciones como hombros para atrás , cabeza para atrás etc.. etc..
      A los chicos les divierte mucho.
      Seguramente también encontrarás la música en la misma página.
      Existen varios CDs de música editados por Piñón Fijo que quizás puedas comprar por Internet.
      Mucha suerte.
      Ana

    2. Ana Says:

      Dear Sarah:
      I’m so sorry I’ve wrote in Spanish. Now I do it in English. The song Chu chu wa (I really do not konw how to write because it’s only a sound) belongs to an Argentine clown called Piñon Fijo. Look for the song on his web page http://www.pinonfijo.com.ar. He has tv programs for children and many CDs full of songs. Children like him very much. Good luck. Ana

    3. Sarah Says:

      Thankyou Ana and Maxine for your help! We have just found Pinon Fijo on YouTube singing Chu chuua, with all the actions too!

      Muchas Gracias!
      Sarah x

    4. Lisa Says:

      Thanks for letting us know about the YouTube video.

      You can see Piñon Fijo’s Chu chua YouTube video by clicking the link (for as long as it remains online).

    5. Steve Latus Says:

      If you use Bearshare to download MP3s then type in Chichiwa in the
      search facility on Bearshare and you will get the right version that
      your father-in-law sang when he returned from Spain. You can then
      save it in to your files and play it back as an MP3.

    6. lauren Says:

      the version i no is ( Spellings Wont b Right)

      Up Ya Blats
      Deck Ye Armer
      Vice Macgin
      Dinahome
      Shroulders Up
      Hoftamo
      Foota ma biene
      billie na actre

      chichi wa chichiwa chichiwa wa wa

    7. vincent Says:

      hi
      i heard it in tenerife in dutch and my kids loved it so i search for it
      on youtube under chichiwha and found it.
      it is dutch and i know the text:

      op je plaats !! (2x)
      strek je armen !! (2x)

      chichiwha chichiwha chichiwhawhawah !!(2x)

      op je plaats !! (2x)
      strek je armen !! (2x)
      vuisten maken !! (2x)

      chichiwha chichiwha chichiwhawhawah !! (2x)

      op je plaats !! (2x)
      strek je armen !! (2x)
      vuisten maken !! (2x)
      duimen omhoog !! (2x)

      chichiwha chichiwha chichiwhawhawah !! (2x)

      op je plaats !! (2x)
      strek je armen !! (2x)
      vuisten maken !! (2x)
      duimen omhoog !! (2x)
      shouders op !! (2x)

      chichiwha chichiwha chichiwhawhawah !! (2x)

      op je plaats !! (2x)
      strek je armen !! (2x)
      vuisten maken !! (2x)
      duimen omhoog !! (2x)
      schouders op !! (2x)
      hoofd omhoog !! (2x)

      chichiwha chichiwha chichiwhawhawah !! (2x)

      op je plaats !! (2x)
      strek je armen !! (2x)
      vuisten maken !! (2x)
      duimen omhoog !! (2x)
      schouders op !! (2x)
      hoofd omhoog !! (2x)
      billen naar achter !! (2x)

      chichiwha chichiwha chichiwhawhawah !! (2x)

      op je plaats !! (2x)
      strek je armen !! (2x)
      vuisten maken !! (2x)
      duimen omhoog !! (2x)
      schouders op !! (2x)
      hoofd omhoog !! (2x)
      billen naar achter !! (2x)
      voeten naar binnen !! (2x)

      chichiwha chichiwha chichiwhawhawah !! (2x)

      op je plaats !! (2x)
      strek je armen !! (2x)
      vuisten maken !! (2x)
      duimen omhoog !! (2x)
      schouders op !! (2x)
      hoofd omhoog !! (2x)
      billen naar achter !! (2x)
      voeten naar binnen !! (2x)
      tong eruit !! (2x)

      chichiwha chichiwha chichiwhawhawah !! (4x)

      HOPE THIS CAN HELP U ALL
      HAVE FUN
      VINCENT

    8. Monique Says:

      Spanish: Here is the last verse, so you have all the lines

      Compañía = company
      Brazos tendidos = arms streched
      Punos cerrados = fists clenched
      Dedos arriba = fingers up
      Hombros uncidos = shoulders raised (joined, yoked)
      Cabezas atrás = heads backwards
      Colas atrás = tails backwards
      Pies de pingüino = penguin feet
      Lenga afuera = tongue stuck out

    9. Anthony Says:

      Hi :-) would like to know if you’ve managed to find the spanish version yet? If you have could you let me know where I can get it as my kids love it!
      Many thanks, Ant.

    10. Monique Says:

      Just watch the YouTube video (link on the 4th comment above) and read the post above yours, you’ll get it all!

    11. Richie Says:

      Check out Brigada Bum version on You Tube ,has all the words and the actions to go with the song

    12. Janice Says:

      Does anyone know the childrens song where the chorus is – esta no,no, esta no, no, no?
      Thanks
      Janice

    13. Helena Says:

      Janice, the name of the song is Veo Veo. Written by a Rodrigo, hope you can find it! Lyrics is
      Veo veo
      qué ves?
      Una cosita
      qué cosita es
      .. continues…
      We just got home (to Sweden) from Mallorca and had to buy a dvd with a lot of children songs since they entertained all the kids with them at the hotel….
      Hope you´ll find it!

    14. Janice Says:

      Thanks very much for your help, i am going to look for it just now.

    15. malissa Says:

      the song is called Chuchu ua, chu chu ua , by Piñon Fijo it can be found on his album Por los chicos …Vivo.
      we have recently come back from spain, and my kids love it too, i have found the song on limewire, if you copy and paste either the song title or the name of the artist im sure you will find it like me, its a real catchy song, hope you find it, good luck !!

    16. RICHIE Says:

      I note that people are still asking about song CHU CHUA. It was perfomed by an Argentinian Clown, known as PINON FICHO.
      The best place to find his stuff is on You Tube.
      Best version I have found is by a band called, Brigada Bum.
      They sing the song and have all the actions to accompany same, again on You Tube.
      Hope this helps all the Fans of the song.

    17. dale Says:

      Janice; the song you refer to (esta no,no, esta no, no, no?) is called “Veo Veo” by various artists

    18. geoff Says:

      We heard chichiwa in Ibiza and it is very catchy , i played it on the radio here in the UK and have had my listeners complaining that they can’t stop humming it .
      I’m surprised no one has done it in english :-)

    19. LAUREN Says:

      tjoe tjoe wa its called type it in on you tube, and then click the first one if you just want to listen to it

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