#WHO SANG DUCKTALES THEME SONG SERIES#
The Three Caballeros ( Video) ( Soundtrack) The DuckTales Theme is the song played during the opening title sequence of the animated series DuckTales.The "Ahhhhh!" part of the DuckTales version is held longer than any of the other versions to show how Donald's terrible singing was affecting the Drosera occidendum.Ward Kimball animated a majority of the song, including Panchito's entrance, while Fred Moore animated the solo shots of José, including both shots of him playing his umbrella like a trombone and when he asks, "What means ' ❺y, caramba?'".During the "We have the stars to guide us" lyric, both Panchito and José's mouths are moving, but only Panchito is singing.The rhythm and the final lines are based off Ay Jalisco No Te Rajes, a Mexican folk song.This song was included on the VHS tapes, Disney Sing Along Songs: Heigh-Ho and in Disney Sing Along Songs: Collection of All Time Favorites: The Early Years.
However, it is not removed in the Gran Fiesta Tour attraction.
The word "gay" was removed in later versions of the song, due to the modern popular meaning of the word.The song is also heard in the second season of the DuckTales reboot episode " The Town Where Everyone Was Nice!", where Donald, Panchito and José make a plan to rescue Webby, Scrooge, and Huey, Dewey, and Louie attacked by the Drosera occidendum in which they manage to do so as the monstrous flower wilts due to its weakness to singing. DuckTales is an American animated television series produced by Disney Television Animation.The original cartoon series premiered on syndication and on Disney Channel on Septemand ran for a total of 100 episodes over four seasons, with its final episode airing on November 28, 1990. A short reprise of it is heard at the end of the film where Donald escapes and destroys the Toy Bull to bring in the fireworks, ending the film.Ī shortened version of the song sung by Jaime Camil serves as the theme song for the television series Legend of the Three Caballeros.ĭonald, José, and Panchito also sang it again in Don Rosa's comic story The Three Caballeros Ride Again. Towards the end of the song, Panchito holds a very long note in the word "honor" and Donald and Jose try to make him stop until he sinks into his sombrero and comes out with a large piñata, which builds to the Las Posadas story. Although heard in the opening credits of the film, it is sung by Panchito Pistoles, José Carioca, and Donald Duck after José and Donald meet Panchito for the first time.
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