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Los Del Río

Los Del Río

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Oct 8, 2026

CaseyHOST
39:04
It comes from a famous religious figure associated with Seville, Spain.
CaseyHOST
39:09
The famous Macarena dance gets its name from the 1990s song Macarena by the Spanish duo Los Del Rio.
CaseyHOST
39:17
The song became a worldwide hit, and the accompanying dance with its recognizable arm and hip movements became a huge group dance craze.
CaseyHOST
39:26
All move it up, move it up.
Juliet HarrisHOST
10:28
Yes, a brilliant, brilliant song, and so evocative of the era, as we've said ad infinitum previously.
Ed BiggsHOST
10:34
35 is Los Del Rio and Macarena, down nine places.
Ed BiggsHOST
10:38
14th and final week in the charts.
Ed BiggsHOST
10:40
16 of you include, include all the weeks on import.
Bobby BonesHOST
43:51
Go look for it.
Bobby BonesHOST
43:52
Nothing was more '90s, 1996 to be specific, than Macarena by Los Del Rio.
Bobby BonesHOST
43:59
And whenever they added the, "Let me tell you about my boyfriend.
Bobby BonesHOST
44:03
His name is a-ma-macarino," I felt like they were selling out, selling out to the Americans.
JohnHOST
35:04
But, um, if you haven't hear it, judge for yourself on the playlist, okay?
Sarah ConnollyHOST
35:07
All right.
Sarah ConnollyHOST
35:09
Number 16, Los Del Rios with The Macarena.
JohnHOST
35:13
Oh.
Sarah ConnollyHOST
35:13
1996 worldwide.
JohnHOST
36:41
Yeah.
Sarah ConnollyHOST
36:41
Yeah.
Sarah ConnollyHOST
36:42
Um, but I will say this for Los De- excuse me, Los Del Rios, they, um, they, they got their bag.
Bobby BonesHOST
41:06
Go look for it.
Bobby BonesHOST
41:07
Nothing was more '90s, 1996 to be specific, than "Macarena" by Los Del Rio, and whenever they added the, "Let me tell you about my boyfriend.
Bobby BonesHOST
41:18
His name is Mama Carino," I feel like they were selling out, selling out to the Americans.
Bobby BonesHOST
41:23
I didn't like that.

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Bobby BonesHOST
51:35
Shout out Right Said Fred, Vanilla Ice, Paul McCartney, and Stevie Wonder.
Bobby BonesHOST
51:38
Starland Vocal Band, the Chipmunks, the freaking Chipmunks, the freaking Chipmunks.
Bobby BonesHOST
51:43
Los Del Rio, LMFAO, Starship.
Bobby BonesHOST
51:47
Remember Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship, and then Starship.
Alex McDonaldHOST
30:18
On to Zach here.
Alex McDonaldHOST
30:20
In the Billboard Beat for the week of September 28, 1996, Macarena by Los Del Rio remained firmly planted at number one on the Hot 100.
Alex McDonaldHOST
30:31
Over on the Billboard 200, No Code by Pearl Jam was knocked off its perch after two weeks by Home Again by New Edition.
Alex McDonaldHOST
30:41
The much-anticipated album was not only New Edition's first album in eight years, but It was the first to feature all six members of the group, with Bobby Brown returning after an 11-year hiatus.
Chris FafaliosHOST
18:31
Their number one song I do not believe made our list, and again, like you said, I don't know anyone who loves this song.
Chris FafaliosHOST
18:38
Los Del Rio, Macarena.
Matt KellyHOST
18:40
Oh, did not make our list.
Matt KellyHOST
18:42
[laughs]
Mercedes MartinezHOST
89:14
Adiós, amigos.
Mercedes MartinezHOST
89:16
I leave you with Los Del Río.
Mercedes MartinezHOST
89:19
Start dancing around the floor in your shoes and your magic shoes.
Mercedes MartinezHOST
89:24
Here's the Macarena taking me home [música alegre]
Tristan BowlingHOST
27:46
Two guys.
Daniel Bridge-GaddHOST
27:47
Macarena is Los Del Rio.
Daniel Bridge-GaddHOST
27:50
Los Del Rio.
Tristan BowlingHOST
27:51
Los Del Rio.
Daniel Bridge-GaddHOST
27:53
There's a dance to one, and Tyga has a remix to one.
Daniel Bridge-GaddHOST
27:57
Do you know which one?
Juliet HarrisHOST
34:57
It's terrific.
Juliet HarrisHOST
34:58
Number 26, Macarena by Los Del Rio.
Juliet HarrisHOST
35:01
Have your arms fallen off yet through doing the Macarena? Possibly, because this is down from 18 last week.
Juliet HarrisHOST
35:09
It's 15th week on the chart.

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