El Rey Del Ah Ah Ah

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The Playful Tale of the King of Ah Ah Ah

Arena Hash's song "El Rey Del Ah Ah Ah" is a whimsical and playful narrative that blends humor with a touch of fantasy. The lyrics tell the story of a princess who is obsessed with making the sound 'ah ah ah' and lives in a grand palace filled with soldiers and an orchestra that plays continuously to mask her sounds. This setting creates a surreal and almost fairy-tale-like atmosphere, where the princess's peculiar need is both a source of amusement and a central plot point.

The story takes a turn when a roguish troubadour, described humorously as wearing a sock in an unusual place, hears the princess's distinctive sound. Intrigued, he decides to climb up to her window, destroy the barrier, and declare himself the 'king of ah ah ah.' This act of bravado and the troubadour's confidence in his own abilities to match or surpass the princess's unique talent adds a layer of comedic bravado to the song.

As the troubadour impresses the princess with his musical prowess, she decides she wants to marry him. However, in a twist, the troubadour declines the crown, asserting his identity as the 'king of ah ah ah' rather than a traditional royal figure. This ending reinforces the song's playful tone and the troubadour's carefree, rebellious spirit. The continuous playing of the orchestra, ensuring that no one hears the 'ferocious ah ah ah,' adds to the song's whimsical and light-hearted nature, making it a fun and entertaining listen.

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  1. Cómo Te Va Mi Amor?
  2. El Rey Del Ah Ah Ah
  3. Rompe Orejas
  4. Difamación
  5. Me Resfrié En Brasil
  6. No Cambiaré
  7. Y Es Que Sucede Así
  8. A Ese Infierno No Voy a Volver
  9. Cuando la cama me da vueltas
  10. Bésame
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