I was thinking torres, but it didnt rhyme, but villa does and kind of makes sense.
Hernandez chants
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Super tune. These lyrics should be easy enough to catch on:
From the Mestallaaa to the Brittaniaaa
Scored against Evraaa
And Argentiiiinaaa
Plays it forwards
Heads it backwards
All over the country
Hear the name ringing
CHIIICHAAROOO CHICHARO CHIIICHAAROOO CHICHARO
CHIIICHAROOO CHICHARO CHIIICHAAROOO CHICHAROOO
From the Mestallaaa to the Brittaniaaa
Scored against Evraaa
And Argentiiiinaaa
Plays it forwards
Heads it backwards
All over the country
Hear the name ringing
HERNANDEEEZ HERNANDEZ HEERNANDEEEZ HERNANDEEZ
HEERNANDEEEZ HERNANDEZ HEERNANDEEEZ HERNANDEEZZZ
for me i think just a simple-
he came from mexico
he scored a goalo
we could amend this for every goal he scores. like he's on 6 now i believe so
he came from mexico
he scored six goalo
and so on and so forth
that last bit wasn't part of the chant though. neither was this bit.
this bit is though.
he came from mexico
he scored a goalo
we could amend this for every goal he scores. like he's on 6 now i believe so
he came from mexico
he scored six goalo
and so on and so forth
that last bit wasn't part of the chant though. neither was this bit.
this bit is though.
Same tune as Forlan's.
Hernandez, woah.
Hernandez, woah.
He comes from Mexico.
He's called Chicha-rito.
Hernandez, woah.
Hernandez, woah.
He comes from Mexico.
He's called Chicha-rito.
mine is better.
Hernandez, Hernandez,
He goes by the name of Hernandez
I saw my mate the other day
He said to me he'd seen the Brown Pelé
So I asked who is he?
He goes by the name of Hernandez
He goes by the name of Hernandez
I saw my mate the other day
He said to me he'd seen the Brown Pelé
So I asked who is he?
He goes by the name of Hernandez
Viva Hernandez
Viva Hernandez
He came from oversea
They call him little pea
Viva Hernandez
Simple
El Chicharito
El Chicharito
El Chicha Chicha Chicha Chicha Chicharito
and again and again
El Chicharito
El Chicharito
El Chicha Chicha Chicha Chicha Chicharito
and again and again
Best so far, at least I can see people actually singing that.
Hernandez woah, Hernandez woah
They call him little pea
He's better than Messi
They call him little pea
He's better than Messi
To the tune of Viva Ronaldo
Chi-cha-ri-to
Chi-cha-ri-to
Scores again and again
Our Mexican lesbian
Chi-cha-ri-to
Chi-cha-ri-to
Chi-cha-ri-to
Scores again and again
Our Mexican lesbian
Chi-cha-ri-to
There's nothing you can do
when he goes pass you
Viva Hernandez
Viva Hernandez
There's nothing you can do
when he scores against you
Viva Hernandez
Viva Hernandez
when he goes pass you
Viva Hernandez
Viva Hernandez
There's nothing you can do
when he scores against you
Viva Hernandez
Viva Hernandez
sorted
I reckon after he scores a goal, once the obvious bedlam has died down, we should do the mexican commentator goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooal thing for as long as possible
On a serious note I would much rather hear the Latino commentators exclamations of GOOOAL! than some dreary Motsonesque commentator with a superlative impoverished vocabulary. All our commentators could learn something from Alan Partridge:
feckin love Alan.Personal favourite is "STRIKER!"
Tried to come up with something new, not sure it works?
La bamba (Mexican, apparently)
Some people call him Hernandez
Some people call him Hernandez
But he wont listen; his name’s Chicharito
You’ll know his name by the summer,
Old Traf-ford's bull fighter,
He's out Mexican striker, ay arriba, ay arriba,
Bam-ba, bam-ba
Bam-ba, bam-ba
And so on, if it has legs, add another verse involving him scoring goals, and being value for money!?
La bamba (Mexican, apparently)
Some people call him Hernandez
Some people call him Hernandez
But he wont listen; his name’s Chicharito
You’ll know his name by the summer,
Old Traf-ford's bull fighter,
He's out Mexican striker, ay arriba, ay arriba,
Bam-ba, bam-ba
Bam-ba, bam-ba
And so on, if it has legs, add another verse involving him scoring goals, and being value for money!?
Chicarito’s beat the offside
And the keeper’s nervous and waiting
Viva Mexico
Score’s another Chicharito.
Yuck, you almost had me listening to Abba to match the words to the song, almost.
If you knew what half the terrace chants were based form you wouldnt sing em, most of em are from Hym's im sure.
I've had this vid for several years, used to listen to it quite often, very catchy
thanks for reminding me of it
I like this alot.
This too.
Perhaps, the latter part alone, would be easier to sing.
This too.
Perhaps, the latter part alone, would be easier to sing.
Chi-cha-rito, feck yeah
Coming again to save the motherfecking day, yeah
Coming again to save the motherfecking day, yeah
There was something in the air that night
The stars shone bright, Chicharito
They were shining there for you and me
For Victory, Hernandez
It would be funny as feck if we could get 70,000 people screaming Gooooooal Goal Goal Goal Goal, mexican style everytime he banged one in. It would annoy the feck out of the opposition for sure.
To the tune of "La Cucaracha"
It's Chicharito
Our Chicharito
He is called the little pea
It's Chicharito
La Chicharito
Because he looks about 3
It's Chicharito
Our Chicharito
The best striker in the world
It's Chicharito
Oh Chicharito
Though he looks just like a girl
It's Chicharito
Our Chicharito
He is called the little pea
It's Chicharito
La Chicharito
Because he looks about 3
It's Chicharito
Our Chicharito
The best striker in the world
It's Chicharito
Oh Chicharito
Though he looks just like a girl
Genuinely very funny
This one wins,dead simple like me ,easy to remember good for me,
and also the player will appreciate it!
The "he wears a sombrero" one was better though.
Chi-cha! ri-to!
(in place of 'Roo-ney! Roo-ney!')
(and perhaps continue this a bit like; )
He'll score! Our goal!
(in place of 'Roo-ney! Roo-ney!')
(and perhaps continue this a bit like; )
He'll score! Our goal!
I like these. I think I´ve put your second one into spanish properly with a few changes (any native speakers correct me). I'm amazed it rhymes quite well.
Tú eres mi niño,
Mi Chricarito.
Tú me hace feliz,
Cuando el cielo está gris.
Las nubes están llegando
Y tú sigues marcando.
¡Viva Chicharito!
That's our ole song. It should be kinda unique.
Well it is in Spanish...that's kind of unique.
I do get your point, however. I just couldn't think of anything original