The Wrestler Fandango's Entrance Song Is Currently Racing Up The Billboard Charts
His entrance music is a 3-minute Latin dance number that is now number three on the Top Soundtrack Charts in America and wrestling fans can't get enough of it.
It goes along with the wrestler Fandango, whose main gimmick is that he's a ballroom dancer.
At WWE RAW, fans were chanting it non-stop during his match and actually spilled out into the hallways of the New Jersey IZOD Center to chant the instrumental tune.
And according to The Sunshine Coast Daily, since Wrestlemania, the song has become a massive hit:
The music to introduce WWE's Fandango, who competes in a ballroom-dancer gimmick, has become a worldwide sensation since Monday Night RAW this week.
The song, Chachalala, has already hit number three on the Top Soundtrack Charts in America and was on the verge of cracking the UK Top 10, behind Taylor Swift's "22".
WWE.com has noted since Monday's show, which was broadcast on Fox 8 in Australia on Wednesday, sales on the song have increased more than 4000%.
Not only that, the song is being used at Kansas City Royals games. Which is awesome.
You can go over and watch the frenzy grow around the song using the hashtag #FandangoRevolution.
Well, as weird as it may be, you have to admit, it's a pretty catchy song.
