coconut, in spanish(click here if you know spanish ONLY!!!)?

Question

theres this cumbia,(however you spell it) you know, a mexican dance, and theres this cumbia song called, la cocoroado, but im not sure how you spell it. the song goes like,

que se que se,
que no que no,
la cocoroado no quede yo

and so on...

how do you spell the song title?

Answer 1

Literally, coconut is "nuez de coco" but it is known as "coco". The "cumbia" is not a Mexican dance, it is Colombian. I cannot answer your last question because of your misspelling of an unknown word in Spanish; besides I cannot identify the song with such quotes.
Try to get help from a Spanish speaker in your neighborhood who has actually heard the song.

Answer 2

It's Coco Rallado, which is a Cuban Dessert--Shredded Coconut in a sugar syrup usually served with queso crema (Cream cheese).

Grampy

Answer 3

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Answer 4

coco

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Answer 5

Cocotero... or coco

I've never heard the word "cocoroado" before

Answer 6

Cabessa. When someone hits your head, you say "Don't hit me on the coconut!" So a coconut is a cabessa