Bonito Bonito Baby Dance: Put Your Baby in the Song
The song every baby on TikTok is dancing to. Pick one of the real “bonito, bonito” clips on this page, upload a photo of your baby — or yourself, or the dog — and AI puts them inside that clip, doing those steps on that beat, with the sound still on it.
- One photo, no app
- Any clip on this page
- Keeps the song
- No watermark
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Rendering takes about 7 min. Finished clips land in History.
TL;DR
At its peak · as ofThe bonito bonito baby dance is a CapCut photo template paired with “Bonito, Bonito”, the AI-made hit by the virtual singer Thiago Navarro: one photo of a baby goes in, and the baby comes back dancing the little bounce-clap-kiss routine on the “bonito, bonito” line. It is at its peak — a single post passed 21.8 million plays in a week — and the sound behind it is the bigger story, with 872,000 videos and an ongoing argument about AI artists.
- Original post
- The first post of the song, 6 August 2026 · @thiagonavarromusic
- Sound
- Bonito, Bonito - Thiago Navarro Music — open it in TikTok and tap “Use this sound”.
- Also called
- bonito bonito dance, bonito bonito trend, bonito bonito song, un cafecito riquito, bonito bonito capcut template, thiago navarro bonito bonito
- Last updated
Bonito Bonito Baby Dance Clips to Remix
The posts that made the sound the baby dance: the “It’s a BOY” tee first, then the cream onesie in front of the closet doors, the leopard bucket hat, the cafecito clip, and the bumblebee costume at the end. Every one is a bonito bonito baby dance clip with the song still on it, and every one can be swapped for your own photo.
“It’s a BOY” in a bright tee
@giaogiao202 on TikTokCream onesie, white closet doors
@krjxejaig5 on TikTokThe leopard bucket hat
@scieszka.ceasar on TikTokThe cafecito clip
@iybofybcj9 on TikTokPink set and a white bow
@novailiana on TikTokFloral two-piece, pigtails
@rwqerq07 on TikTokGrey ruffle romper
@berliew.dethlefse on TikTokTwo friends, one coffee cup
@bessygonzales2 on TikTokThe bumblebee costume
@rexelzufz0k on TikTokMustard cardigan, real mug
@donaldhall565 on TikTokWhat Is the Bonito Bonito Baby Dance?
The bonito bonito baby dance is one photo of a baby and one song: the photo goes into a CapCut template, and the baby comes back dancing the little bounce, clap, point and blown-kiss routine on the “bonito, bonito” line. The face, the clothes and the room are the child’s own, so it reads as home video rather than an edit.
The steps are fixed and short: two bounces, both hands to the cheeks, two claps on the line, a point at the lens, a half turn on the spot, a kiss blown at the camera. That is why the trend travels — anybody with one photo of a baby can make the same clip in a minute.
The song is the reason the trend is this big. “Bonito, Bonito” has no band behind it: Thiago Navarro, the singer, does not exist. The producer Anier Cruz built him with AI — voice, face and all — and the track became the cafecito hit of the year: “un cafecito riquito, un abracito calientito y un rayito de sol”, a tasty little coffee, a warm little hug and a ray of sun. Bonito means pretty, so the hook is “pretty, pretty”, about as simple as a chorus gets, which is exactly why a baby can hit it and why 872,000 videos now use the sound.
That is also the argument around it. An AI act with a hit this size gets pulled into the fight about what a singer is, streaming services have tightened their rules on AI-made music, and the track has come and gone from the platforms. TikTok never dropped it. The sound kept climbing, got an official video from Ríoroma in late October, and then found the format that made it unstoppable: a dancing baby.
The template was not new. Through early and mid October the same CapCut photo template was going round with other sounds, and babies in bear-ear hoods and blue tees were already at six and eight million plays. Paired with “Bonito, Bonito” on 24 October it became the biggest version by far: one post of one baby in a blue tee reached 21.8 million plays and 1.1 million likes inside a week, and the template’s own counter showed 11,785 new uses on 31 October alone.
The clips are not all babies, either. Two friends dance the song down a hallway with a coffee cup, a girl in a mustard cardigan holds a real mug, and the versions that get sent round the family chat put a dog in the routine. Anything with a face and a body works, which is what this page is for.
A CapCut template gives you one fixed clip and one fixed child: everyone who uses it gets the same baby in the same room. A bonito bonito baby dance made here starts from your choice instead — you pick which of the clips above is the reference, and the baby is rebuilt from your photo inside that clip, so the face and the outfit are yours and the room is the one you chose. The song comes back on the video and nothing is watermarked, so the finished bonito bonito baby dance posts onto the same sound as the rest of the trend.
Timeline
Thiago Navarro Music posts “Bonito, Bonito” — a virtual singer the producer Anier Cruz built with AI — and the sound starts moving.
The artist’s own clip of the chorus passes 7.7M plays, and the “un cafecito riquito” line becomes the hook people film.
The CapCut photo template “Wait until your baby starts dancing…” is already going round on other sounds: @nginhi468’s baby passes 8.4M plays.
Ríoroma puts out the official video for #BonitoBonito: 1.7M plays, the song treated as a real release.
The template meets the song: @frankietreasure5 posts one baby in a blue tee dancing to “Bonito, Bonito” — 21.8M plays and 1.1M likes in a week.
Copies every day, one baby per post: the CapCut template behind it counts 229,431 uses, 11,785 of them that day.
How to Make a Bonito Bonito Baby Dance
- 1
Pick the clip
The “It’s a BOY” toddler, the cream onesie, the leopard bucket hat, the cafecito clip, the bumblebee. Its steps, its length and its song are what you get back.
- 2
Add the photo
One front-facing photo of the baby, standing if you have one, in good light. For the hallway clip with two friends, add a photo for each of them.
- 3
Generate and post
The video comes back the length of the clip with “Bonito, Bonito” still on it. Post it with the caption the trend uses and it lands on the same sound page.
Tips for a Better Bonito Bonito Baby Video
A standing photo, not a close-up
The routine is legs, hands and a spin, so the model has to see the body to keep it. A full-length photo of the baby standing gives a much cleaner bonito bonito baby dance than a head-and-shoulders crop.
Match the clip to your room
The clips are lit like homes, not studios: white closet doors, a grey sofa, a plain wall. Pick the one whose background looks like the place in your photo and the swap disappears.
The claps are the whole joke
Pick a clip where the claps land clearly on “bonito, bonito”. That two-beat hit is what makes people watch it twice, and it is the part a bad reference clip loses first.
One photo per person in the clip
Every clip here has one child except the hallway one with two friends, so one photo is enough. Add a second only when there are two people to replace.
The dog is the best version
A bonito bonito baby dance with a dog in it is the same routine on four legs: upload a photo of your pet, pick a plain clip, and it stands up and does the claps and the kiss. It is the one that gets forwarded.
Caption it the way the template does
“Wait until your baby starts dancing…” is the line the trend runs on, or the Spanish “Espera a que tu bebé empiece a bailar”. Keep the AI label on, and the post reads as the joke it is.
Pricing
Each bonito bonito baby dance video is one use (700 credits), whether you pick any length from 6 to 15 seconds. The price is on the button before you start, and nothing else is added.
A single use is $9.90; packs of 4 and 8 uses, or a monthly plan that posts trend videos to your accounts for you, cost less per video. A render that fails is refunded automatically.
Autopilot plans
Every month we turn the newest trends into meme videos and post them to your accounts. Each post is one of the plan’s videos, and any you make yourself come out of the same count. Cancel any time.
One-time video packs
Pay once and use them on any trend template, at any length. The credits never expire, and the other video tools can spend them too.
Use it responsibly
- Only upload photos of yourself, of people who said yes, or of your own pets.
- Do not use it to make someone look like they did something they did not.
- Label the result as AI when you post it; TikTok and Instagram both have an AI-generated tag.
- Only upload a photo of a child who is yours, or whose parent has said yes. Do not make these videos of other people’s babies.
- “Bonito, Bonito” is an AI production by a virtual artist; keep the AI label on the finished video, especially with a child in it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “bonito bonito” mean?
Bonito is Spanish for pretty or lovely, so “bonito, bonito” is just “pretty, pretty”, repeated the way the chorus repeats it. The line people know is “un cafecito riquito, un abracito calientito y un rayito de sol”: a tasty little coffee, a warm little hug and a ray of sunshine.
Who sings “Bonito, Bonito”?
Thiago Navarro, and he is not a person. He is a virtual singer the producer Anier Cruz built with AI — the voice on the record is synthetic — which is why the track has no gigs, no interviews and a continuing argument around it. The sound carries 872,000 videos on TikTok, and the official video for it came from Ríoroma in late October.
Is the Bonito Bonito song AI?
Yes, both the artist and the recording. That is the unusual part of this trend: the song under the baby dance is itself an AI production, so the baby dance and its soundtrack are made the same way. It is also why the track has been pulled and reinstated on streaming services while it kept growing on TikTok.
What happened to “Bonito, Bonito” on Spotify?
It has come and gone. Streaming services tightened their rules on AI-made music through 2026 and the track’s availability moved with it, while TikTok never dropped the sound. The dance lives on the audio, not on the charts, which is why the clips on this page all keep it.
Is the bonito bonito baby dance real or AI?
The baby is a real child from a real photo, the dancing is generated. That is the same joke as the rest of the trend: a parent uploads a still of their own baby and the clip comes back with that baby doing a routine no baby that age can do, on the beat, in their own clothes and their own room.
How do I do the bonito bonito baby dance without CapCut?
Pick a clip on this page, upload one photo of your baby, and generate. The AI takes that clip as the reference video and puts your baby into it, so there is no template link to find and no app to install.
Is this the same as the CapCut template?
No. The CapCut template drops a face onto one fixed clip, so every video comes back with the same child in the same room. Here the baby is rendered from your photo inside whichever clip you chose, and you can pick a different one for every child.
Can I put myself in it, or my dog?
Yes. The reference is a dance, not a baby detector: adults, older kids, dogs and cats all work, and one of the clips on this page is two friends dancing it in a hallway. Upload one photo per person you want replaced.
Does the video keep the song?
Yes. Every clip here carries “Bonito, Bonito” and the remix brings that audio back with your baby in it, so the result lands on the same sound as the posts it copies. Nothing else is laid over it and there is no added watermark.
What caption should I use?
The one the trend runs on: “Wait until your baby starts dancing…”, or the Spanish “Espera a que tu bebé empiece a bailar…”. Add the AI label TikTok asks for when the video is generated, and tag whoever the baby is.
What is the Bonito Bonito Baby Dance AI prompt?
The baby with a coffee cup prompt is in the AI Prompts section below. It starts: "Image 1 is the Baby." Paste the rest into any AI video tool that accepts your photos.
One Photo, One Song, One Baby
Pick the clip, add the photo, and post it while “Bonito, Bonito” is still the loudest sound on TikTok.
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Bonito Bonito Baby Dance Prompts
The prompt that swaps the baby inside one of the clips above, plus the text prompts the open generator uses. They spell the routine out move by move, so they also work in any image-to-video model that takes your photo as Image 1.
Baby with a coffee cup
Image 1 is the Baby. Vertical phone video, one child filling the frame, home lighting, crisp and real the way a parent films in a living room. No text, no captions, no logos, no watermark. The baby from Image 1 stands on a rug in a bright living room holding a small cup of coffee the way the song says — “un cafecito riquito” — and does the routine: bounces twice with the knees, puts both hands up to the cheeks, claps twice on the “bonito, bonito” line, points at the camera, turns half a circle on the spot, blows a kiss at the lens and laughs. Keep the face, hair, skin tone, build and outfit exactly as in the photo for the whole clip; it has to stay recognisably that child. Audio: “Bonito, Bonito” by Thiago Navarro Music, the cafecito riquito hook, at the volume of a phone speaker.
Other versions: The living-room version · Dressed as a bumblebee · The dog does it instead