Who, what, or where am I #36

Question

I am thinking of something ...

Can you - with the help of these hints - guess what I am thinking about?

If not, you can ask me yes/no-questions, just like we played many times before: questions that can be answered with a 'yes' or a 'no',
like, for example: "Is this thing Latin-America related?" => answer: YES!

Good luck!

Hola! I'm glad you revived this game ;) I have no idea what you're looking for this time so I'll pass. ;) - cheskasullivan, Apr 18, 2012

Yeeaaa! I'm so glad to see these again!! I really like doing these. . .can you tell? - t1funnyface, Apr 18, 2012

THaNKS!! - mcl020, Apr 20, 2012

Answer 1

I have two songa in mind. One song is "Mi Cuerpo" where the children point to their head, nose, eyes, hands and feet. The other song "Canción de Chuchuwa" is another song that children sing and mentions "pies de pingüino" Am I close? If not, how about "La Cucaracha"

=) - -cae-, Apr 19, 2012

Yes, we have a winner in the house: Nilda you are right, I was thinking of 1 of the 2 CHILDREN's versions of la cucaracha - mcl020, Apr 19, 2012

Wow, you're good Nilda! - t1funnyface, Apr 19, 2012

Oh, I would have guess that -- in about 50 years! :-) - babs_irish, Apr 19, 2012

If Nilda had'n't played, maybe you would still have won, babs :-)))) - mcl020, Apr 20, 2012

Brilliant Nilda. I had absolutly no idea whatsoever. - annierats, Apr 20, 2012

Answer 2

Are you thinking about a favorite song children sing? (By the way, I'm thinking how well-behaved these adborable children look.)

Yes, you are right. I have no idea why they apparently behave so well ;-) - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012

Am I right about a favorite spanish song or that the children look well-behaved? - Nilda-Ballardo, Apr 17, 2012

About the song. I am thinking of a Spanish children's song. - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012

Answer 3

Teaching kindergarten pupils to sing?

No, the 'what' that I am thinking about is suitable for all children ages 3-99. - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012

Although it will mainly be used by children under ¿10?, I guess. - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012

Answer 4

Could it be a summer festival?

No, it's not a Summer festival. - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012

Answer 5

Does it have anything to do with the fact that their shoes all seem to look the same?

Hahahaahahahahaahahahaha, I hadn;'t even noticed that. The answer is NO, but +50 points for you ;-))) - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012

Answer 6

You are thinking of composing a children song?

No, sorry. - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012

Answer 7

Are you thinking of teaching a song to the children?

Again: no. - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012

Answer 8

Is the stick like object a symbolic yoke of a harness for a horse or donkey, with it's legs sticking out? Well, sorry, there might be some song about burrritos perhaps..clutching at straws.

NoNo, the sticks are legs as I have already said. Don't make it too complex, please annierats :-) - mcl020, Apr 18, 2012

Sorry, I'm totally stuck on it. No tengo ní idea. - annierats, Apr 20, 2012

Answer 9

You said that last pic had legs. . .it almost looks like a bug, like one of those stick bugs. . .oh, what do you call them?. . .I can't remember, but you probably know what I mean. Is it a bug? If it is, that would mean it was a spanish children's song about bugs?

Yes! Extremely well done, t1funnyface! You're almost there :-) - mcl020, Apr 18, 2012

Answer 10

Is it a song similar to Simon Says? Simon Says touch your nose. Simon Says touch your ear. Etc.

No, fortunately for Simon are these legs not his :-) - mcl020, Apr 18, 2012

Answer 11

I think now we have to guess the song? If so, how about "Las Manitos" The song is sung to the French song, "Frère Jacques". In English they call the song "Are You Sleeping, Brother John."

Las manitos, las manitos

¿Donde estan? Aqui estan,

Ellas se saludan, ellas se saludan,

Y se van, y se van.

Nice song, nice Nilda, but .... no, alas! - mcl020, Apr 18, 2012

Only now I realise that this song is my Dutch 'Vader Jacob' :-) Thanks a lot, Nilda!! - mcl020, Apr 19, 2012

Answer 12

That last one could be a stick figure, starting at the top: shoulders torso (with clothes, legs and feet (toes lifted). So is it a stck figure of a person?

You are getting real warm now, gringojrf. It has nothing to do with a stick figure. Those are legs, but not of a person. Well done, gringojrf :-) - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012

Answer 13

They look very pale:

Are they all the children of the embassadors, or children kept in the shade, like forced rhubarb?

Maybe they've been photographed in the wrong light. And no, I was not thinking of forced rhubarb. And even though I do appreciate your concern for them, I cannot help but find your answer verrrrrrry funny ;-)))) - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012

I thought your answer was very funny because I stay in the shade too, like forced rhubarb. - Nilda-Ballardo, Apr 18, 2012

\I have no idea of any Spanish childrens' songs.. - annierats, Apr 18, 2012

Answer 14

Is that last thing an unbent paperclip? with cloth or wool on it. Or maybe it is iron filings and the clip is a magnet?

I'm glad you asked the question because that last image could be an important clue. - Nilda-Ballardo, Apr 17, 2012

Yes, and that's why I won't be too easy with answering. It's none of your guesses. - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012

Answer 15

Are thinking the children are going to sing?

No. I'd rather see them do that than behave so apparently well, but it's not what I'm thinking about. - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012

And also: yes, they could be doing that with what I am thinking about. - mcl020, Apr 17, 2012