Could you translate "cuchicuchi?"

Question

Please translate cuchucuchi

Answer 1

"cuchi-cuchi" or "cootchie-cootchie" seems to be one of those primal sounds that are related to early infancy. Tickle a baby, "coootchie-cootchie-coo!"

I agree..it's a baby thing. - --Mariana--, MAY 17, 2010

Answer 2

Not to be confused with hootchie cootchie

Meaning of 'hoochie coochie'

The Hoochie coochie was a sexually provocative dance that became wildly popular during and after the Chicago World's Fair in 1893.

Since the dance was performed by women, a ‘hoochie coochie man’ either watched them or ran the show. Alternatively, from the directly sexual meaning of hoochie coochie, he greatly enjoyed sexual intercourse.

coochy coochy coo

Great point and I am glad you brought this to light. I am sure this is something that would've been mistaken... :) - Jason7R, OCT 28, 2010

Answer 3

coochie coochie

Or "cootchie-cootchie": - Gekkosan, MAY 17, 2010

Answer 4

To me it meant sleep or go to sleep. My aunt used it to tell my cousin to go to sleep. I guess that it could mean a lot of diferent things. The expresion became know when a singer and dancer from Spain used it in the Johnny Carson show. I can.t remember her name.It might be Charrito but I am not sure.

In French, se coucher is to lie down. - LuisCache, OCT 7, 2011

Answer 5

Spanish spitfire Charo is instantly recognizable with her big blonde hair, her tight and flamboyant clothes that leave little of her voluptuous figure to the imagination, and most of all, her jubilant, jiggling "coochie, coochie" (an interjection that Charo, with a laugh, admits has no real meaning) spoken with a thick Castilian accent. Though her image is that of the consummate bimbo, there is…

Charo on the Tonight Show

I just fixed your link for you. - sagiia, OCT 28, 2010

it´s amazing that ´cuchucuchi´ can be related to Burt Reynolds :-P - mediterrunio, OCT 28, 2010

thanks Sagiia - viajero, DIC 12, 2010

Answer 6

It's not a word

Answer 7

onomatopeias cannot be ´translated´.

Cuchi Leguizamon

Cuchu Cambiasso

Answer 8

In an interview on NPR's Fresh Air, Charo told a story of how "¡Cuchicuchi!" came to be her signature line. If I remember it correctly, as a small child she had a dog named Cuchillo but she could not say his name correctly and it came out "¡Cuchicuchi!" The phrase stuck with her and later served her well as an entertainer with its double entendre, however I think Charo could make anything sound sexy. Here is a picture of her in 2004, at age 69 she is still a quintessential sex symbol.

I wish I could find a link to the interview for you because far from being the shallow sex symbol she portrayed herself as in the media, she is a very intelligent, talented, altruistic woman. Here is a link to the Wikipedia article about her, Charo

Answer 9

'hush hush' as in secretive

Naawww..! - Gekkosan, MAY 17, 2010