Rodolfo El Reno Lyrics in English Belinda

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Rodolfo El Reno by Belinda from Spanish to English.

Verse 1

Rudolph was a reindeer that had a nose

Red like scarlet and with a singular glow

All his companions laughed nonstop

And our good friend was left alone and sad

Chorus 1

But Christmas came, Santa Claus came down

And he chose Rudolph for that singular nose

Let's go, Rudolph, that Christmas is coming

Verse 2

Pulling the sleigh, Rudolph was a sensation

And from that moment all mockery ended

Rudolph was a reindeer that had a nose

Red like scarlet and with a singular glow

Bridge

Don't leave, Rudolph

Chorus 2

But Christmas came, Santa Claus came down

And he chose Rudolph for that singular nose

Let's go, Rudolph, that Christmas is coming

Outro

Rudolph was a reindeer that had a nose

Red like scarlet and with a singular glow

And with a singular glow

What is grana?

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SONG MEANING

Rodolfo el Reno is the Spanish adaptation of the classic tale of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, but sung with Belinda’s sparkling pop energy and a touch of Mexican Christmas flair. The lyrics follow Rodolfo, a reindeer whose nose shines “roja como la grana” – red like scarlet dye – so brightly that the other reindeer tease and exclude him. Everything changes when Santa Claus arrives on Christmas Eve and selects Rodolfo to guide the sleigh through the night. In an instant, the very trait that made him different turns him into a hero, silencing every laugh and transforming mockery into admiration.

The song celebrates self-acceptance and the idea that our unique qualities can become our greatest strengths. It is a cheerful reminder to embrace what sets us apart and to treat others with kindness, because today’s oddity might save the day tomorrow. (By the way, grana is a vivid crimson dye traditionally extracted from cochineal insects, so it is the perfect word to paint Rodolfo’s glowing red nose!)

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