The Three Caballeros Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters
"The Three Caballeros" is a lively #LatinPop song from 1944, featuring Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters. It celebrates friendship and adventure through vibrant imagery of Latin American culture. The upbeat rhythm and harmonies convey joy and camaraderie, reflecting the cultural exchange of the era. Its catchy tune and playful lyrics have made it a lasting classic.
We're three caballeros
Three gay caballeros
They say we are birds of a feather
We're happy amigos
No matter where he goes
The one, two, and three goes
We're always together
We're three happy chappies
With snappy serapes
You'll find us beneath our sombreros
We're brave and we'll stay so
We're bright as a peso
Who says so? We say so!
The three caballeros
Ahhhh!
We have the stars to guide us
Guitars here beside us
To play as we go
We sing and we samba
We shout 'aye caramba!
What means aya caramba?
Oh yes, I don't know
Through fair and stormy weather
We stand close together
Like books on a shelf
As pals though we may be
When some latin baby
Says yes, no, or maybe
Each man is for himself!
Three gay caballeros
They say we are birds of a feather
We're happy amigos
No matter where he goes
The one, two, and three goes
We're always together
We're three happy chappies
With snappy serapes
You'll find us beneath our sombreros
We're brave and we'll stay so
We're bright as a peso
Who says so? We say so!
The three caballeros
Ahhhh!
We have the stars to guide us
Guitars here beside us
To play as we go
We sing and we samba
We shout 'aye caramba!
What means aya caramba?
Oh yes, I don't know
Through fair and stormy weather
We stand close together
Like books on a shelf
As pals though we may be
When some latin baby
Says yes, no, or maybe
Each man is for himself!
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