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Ketchup Song

What is ketchup song?

· Sarah Mitchell

Key facts

Titel The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)[1]
Artist Las Ketchup[1]
Utgivningsår 2002[1]
Protagonist Diego[1]
Refererad låt Rapper’s Delight[1]
Miljö nattklubb[1]

The Ketchup Song is the English title of “Aserejé,” a 2002 hit by the Spanish group Las Ketchup. It tells the story of Diego, who tries to sing along to “Rapper’s Delight” in a nightclub, and the chorus is a nonsensical imitation of that song’s refrain, not about ketchup.

Context

The Ketchup Song, officially titled “Aserejé,” was released in 2002 by the Spanish group Las Ketchup. The song tells the story of Diego, who enters a nightclub and tries to sing along to “Rapper’s Delight” by the Sugarhill Gang. The chorus, “Aserejé,” is a meaningless imitation of that song’s refrain, not a reference to ketchup [1]. Despite its upbeat sound, the lyrics are about a young man’s night out, not the condiment. Over the years, some have mistakenly linked the song to Satanic messages, but these claims are an urban legend [1].

Documented claims

  • The Ketchup Song is not about ketchup; the chorus is a phonetic imitation of the refrain from “Rapper’s Delight.” [1]
  • Claims that the song is Satanic are an urban legend. [1]

Questions and answers

What is the story behind The Ketchup Song?

The song is about a young man named Diego who goes to a nightclub and tries to sing along to “Rapper’s Delight.” The chorus is a nonsensical imitation of that song’s refrain [1].

Is The Ketchup Song Spanish or Portuguese?

It is by the Spanish group Las Ketchup and is primarily in Spanish, with some English phrases [1].

Is The Ketchup Song a one hit wonder?

Las Ketchup had other songs, but “The Ketchup Song” was their biggest international hit [1].

What happened to The Ketchup Song girls?

The group continued to release music after their 2002 hit, though they did not replicate its global success [1].

Sources

  1. People lose their minds after discovering Ketchup Song's ... — metro.co.uk (retrieved August 3, 2026)

Sources last checked August 3, 2026. · More in Culture