Dinosaur songs · ages 0–4
Roar, laugh, explore with Dony and the Dinos
Short bilingual dinosaur songs for babies and toddlers. Mexican cumbia, jarana and marimba from Chicxulub, Yucatán, for learning colors, numbers and movement while dancing.
17 dinos and friends2 languages18 songs on SpotifyMade in Yucatán, Mexico
Kids zone
Tap a dino!
One color, one dino, one sound. Red like the lava, green like the jungle leaves, pink like the flowers.
Songs
Sing, dance and learn
Every song comes in English and Spanish. Listen to the full album, Canciones Cretácicas en Chicxulub, on Spotify.
Moni the Fly
Who Am I? Who Am I? Guess the Dino
This Is How Dinos Walk
What Color Is the Dino?
The Mexidinos!
Dony's Bad Day
Five Silly Dinos
Characters
Meet the band
Each core dino teaches one color. The rest teach a move, a trait or a real fact, and three of them lived in Mexico.
For parents
Each song repeats one melody with one surprise per verse, puts the dance moves in the lyrics and lands in calm. Real paleontology facts included: Rommy the Raptor has feathers because Velociraptor did, and Peter the Pterodactyl isn't a dinosaur.
In English some names change: Vero is Rommy and María is Mossy. Signature sounds like GRAWR, twityti and púapúa stay the same in both languages.
FAQ
What is Dony and the Dinos?
A bilingual (Spanish and English) music series for babies and toddlers ages 0 to 4, made by Cheche Studios in Mérida, Mexico. Short dinosaur songs teach colors, numbers, movement and first words.
Where can I watch it?
On the YouTube channel @DonyYLosDinos, set as Made for Kids.
Are the songs in English?
Every song has an English version. In the color song, the other language appears only as a call-and-response word, so kids pick up vocabulary without mixed-up lines.
What kind of music is it?
Mexican cumbia with Yucatecan jarana and marimba, gentle mastering and no scary sounds. Every song ends calm.