The kids had no clue what they were shaking it to. For party people of the 1990s, the hip-swinging beat of the “Macarena” still rings as the sultry soundtrack of the decade, which came complete with ...

Gen Z and Millennials have claimed that their childhoods are ruined after learning about what the lyrics to the Macarena really mean. Released in 1993, the Spanish song by Los Del Río became an ...

If you're not familiar with the Macarena, then you can't be from Planet Earth. It was played at every birthday party, every school disco, every holiday kid's club and, when it came on, you DANCED.

Everybody knows the Macarena yet no one really knows the lyrics, and it turns out that it might be a good thing we're all blissfully unaware of what we're dancing to. The dance is cherished and ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Sometimes ignorance is bliss. On this morning’s Live with Kelly and Mark, Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos tackled the “absolutely crazy story” of Gen Z and Millennials ...

Los Del Rio is a Spanish music duo formed by Antonio Romero Monge and Rafael Ruiz Perdigones in 1962 in Seville, Spain. They’re best known worldwide for their 1993 hit song “Macarena,” which became a ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Whether you were a kid in the ‘90s, or just happened to go to any wedding or DJ-hired event ...

Los Del Río's global hit is in Spanish, so its less than innocent lyrics have gone largely unnoticed by English-speaking listeners across the world. But upon translating the lyrics, MailOnline ...

I don’t know if the lyrics are tragic or if they’re hopeful, though. It would be amazing if the lyrics to “Macarena” were the most heartbreaking, gorgeous poetry imaginable. It’s, like, “Macarena” by ...

Oh hey there. Living your life in blissful ignorance? Nostalgic for a simpler time, when a great night was dancing with your friends while drinking a cup of Panda Pops? Prepare to have your innocence ...