Una Adventura ("An Adventure" in Spanish) is a second variant of Al Rescate, as well as a travel song equivalent from "Go, Diego, Go!". This song is sung whenever Diego has to, for example, return an animal to its home. He then cheers for the animal instead of calling to it. It was first heard in Journey to Jaguar Mountain (or Pepito's Penguin School in production order).
Lyrics[]
- Clap your hands with me/us!
- Clap, clap, clap! (4x)
- Great, now let's cheer for the (insert animal name here)!
- Say, "(Animal name/sound)"!
- (Animal name/sound)!
- Go, Diego, Go!
- ¡Vamos, Diego, Vamos!
- ¡Una adventura, amigos! An adventure my friends (2x)
- Go, Diego, Go! (Diego)
- ¡Vamos, Diego, Vamos! (Diego)
- Go, Diego, Go! (Diego)
- ¡Vamos, Diego, Vamos! (Diego, ¡Vamos!)
Koala's Birthday Hug lyrics[]
- Let's crawl like koalas!
- Koala crawl (4x)
- Great, now let's cheer for the koala!
- Say "koala"!
- Koala!
- Go, Diego, Go!
- ¡Vamos, Diego, Vamos!
- ¡Una adventura, amigos! An adventure my friends (2x)
- Go, Diego, Go! (Diego)
- ¡Vamos, Diego, Vamos! (Diego)
- Go, Diego, Go! (Diego)
- ¡Vamos, Diego, Vamos! (Diego, ¡Vamos!)
Trivia[]
- This song replaces Al Rescate in some episodes.
- Ironically, both are even used in some episodes such as Baby Jaguar to the Rescue, Diego the Hero, Manatee's Mermaid Rescue!, Freddie the Fruit Bat Saves Halloween!, A New Flamingo Mami and Diego's Ringed Seal Rescue.
- These songs are exactly the same, but when sometimes of calling to the animal, they cheer for the animal. However, in some episodes, the animal sound is the cheer.
- The lines "An adventure, my friends!" (Spanish and English) replaces "To the rescue, my friends!" (Spanish and English).
- The bilingualism is also earlier indicated from the Dora the Explorer song Run, Dora, Run from "Dora Saves the Game".
- Also, both of the songs are considered the Go, Diego, Go! equivalent of the Travel Song.
- In the closing credits, this song is instrumental.
- If another character is joining Diego, he would say "Clap your hands with us" instead of "me." That character would also shout out the animal sound with them.
- If Alicia joins the adventure, the animals would say her name in place of Diego's on the second line. ("¡Vamos, Alicia, Vamos!")
- One such example is in Three Little Condors.
- If Dora joins the adventure, the animals would say her name the same way. ("¡Vamos, Dora, Vamos!")
- One such example is in Chito and Rita the Spectacled Bears.
- The animals never do that to animals such as Baby Jaguar, Mama Jaguar in Journey to Jaguar Mountain, Jorge the Hawk in Jorge the Little Hawk Learns to Migrate!, Roady in The Great Roadrunner Race, Willie the Whistling Duck in Whistling Willie Finds A Friend, the Bobo Brothers in The Bobo's Mother's Day, Joey in Koala's Birthday Hug, etc.
- If Alicia joins the adventure, the animals would say her name in place of Diego's on the second line. ("¡Vamos, Alicia, Vamos!")
- In Koala's Birthday Hug, because Diego and Joey crawling though a tunnel, he says, "Let's crawl like koalas," instead of "Clap your hands with me." Therefore, "clap, clap, clap" is replaced with "koala crawl."
- Diego sings this song always starting with ziplining leaving the animal center, however, he's not always ziplining, he sometimes travels using his yellow car, or other transportation on how to get to the place where the animal is in trouble.