I know quite a bit of spanish. my daughter has a spanish lullaby cd with the song "Arrorro mi nino" . I know what the song is about but I am just wondering the exact meaning of the word arrorro. I can't find it in any spanish dictionary. and what is the Original verb form of the word? i thought it would be arrorrar but i can't find that either. Thanks!|||I originally thought it was a verb too, but after consulting google I found an online dictionary entry saying arrorró is "lullaby"|||"Arrorró" doesn't actually mean anything, it's just supposed to be a "soothing sound". Compare it something like "loo-lay-loo-lay" in English lullabies.|||"Arrorró mi niño, arrorró mi sol, arrorró pedazo... de mi corazón. Este niño lindo... tiene que ir a dormir... porque sino mañana... se va a hacer pipí". I was sang that.
"Arrorró" means nothing.|||That word is spelling " arruru". Its a song to lilttle baby's when they're trying to sleep. This song is mostly used in countries from Central America.
Hope This might help you.
Good Luck!!|||Dport is right!
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