"Sana Sana colita rana" is a popular Spanish-language children's rhyme used to heal a boo-boo.
The phrase literally translates to:
- Sana: Heal (verb)
- Sana: Heal (verb)
- Colita: Little tail
- Rana: Frog
The rhyme is often accompanied by a gentle touch or blowing on the injured area.
The meaning of the rhyme is symbolic and metaphorical. The "little tail" represents the injured area, and the "frog" is believed to have healing powers in many cultures.
The rhyme is a playful way to comfort a child and encourage healing.
Examples of how the rhyme is used:
- A parent might say "Sana sana colita rana" while kissing a child's scraped knee.
- A child might repeat the rhyme while touching a bump on their head.
