Uno, dos, tres...

This page is about counting to three in Spanish. For the number 1 in Spanish, see Uno. For the number 2 in Spanish, see Dos. For the number 3 in Spanish, see Tres.

Uno, dos, tres (meaning one, two, and three in Spanish, Chamorro, and Chavacano) may refer to:

Music

• ¡Uno!, ¡Dos!, and ¡Tré!, a trilogy of albums by the American rock band Green Day
• ¡Uno!, ¡Dos!, ¡Tré! Tour, an alternate name for Green Day's 99 Revolutions Tour
• Uno Dos Tres 1•2•3, a 1966 studio album by American jazz percussionist Willie Bobo
• Uno dos tres cuatro cinco cinco seis (meaning one two three four five six in Spanish), a famous phrase in the song "Pretty Fly (For a White Guy)" by American punk rock band The Offspring
• 123 Andrés (pronounced uno dos tres, Andrés), a Colombian children's music duo
• (Un, Dos, Tres) María, a CD single featuring Ricky Martin's song "María" and the Pablo Flores remix of the song
• Uno Dos Tres, an EP by British DJ and electronic music producer Ben Sterling
• Uno, Dos, Tres, a rotoscoped music video by Mexican rock band Motel
• Uno Dos Tres, a song by Jamaican vocalist Ken Boothe, and Jamaican singer Stranger Cole
• Uno, Dos, Tres, a 2004 song by Mexican band Los Guardianes del Amor
• Uno Dos Tres, a 2021 single by Mexican-American rapper Kap G
• Uno Dos Tres Catorce, a Y-O-U alter-ego group which is a U2 cover band
• Uno, dos, tres, cuatro, a song written by Spanish songwriter Javier Álvarez
• Mambo (Uno, Dos, Tres), a song by Cuban bandleader, pianist, composer and arranger Pérez Prado
• Uno dos tres, a track by Mexican pop singer Mijares on his album "Vivir Así"
• Uno Dos Tres, a single by Russian rapper IQ and Massimo
• Uno, Dos, Tres, a track in the 2011 drama film My Week With Marilyn
• Unos, dos, tres, catorce!, a Spanish count-off in U2's song Vertigo
• Uno Dos Tres / Move In the Light, a 2008 single by Swedish artist Jackpot
• Uno, Dos, Tres + Digital Boogie, a 2005 track by French-English recording artist Space Cowboy, on his album Big City Nights
• Uno, dos, tres, ¡tequila!, the bridge and count-off in the song Salsa Tequila by Norwegian musician Anders Nilsen

Alternate name for the game "Statues"

• Uno, dos, tres, cigarrillo cuarenta y tres (tr. "One, two, three, cigarette forty three"), the name for the game in Argentina
• Un, dos, tres, momia es (tr. "One, two, three, it's a mummy"), the name for the game in Chile
• Un, dos, tres, pollito inglés! (tr. "One, two, three, little English chicken!"), a name for the game in Colombia, Spain and Venezuela
• Uno, dos, tres, toca (la) pared (tr. "One, two, three, touch the wall"), a name for the game in Colombia and Spain
• Un, dos, tres, pica paret (tr. "One, two, three, knock the wall"), a name for the game in Catalonia, Spain
• Un, dos, tres, quesito, ¡stop! (tr. "One, two, three, little cheese, stop!"), the name for the game in Costa Rica
• Un, dos, tres, calabaza (tr. "One, two, three, pumpkin"), the name for the game in Mexico
• Un, dos, tres, pan con queso! (tr. "One, two, three, grilled cheese!"), the name for the game in Panama
• Un, dos, tres, el escondite inglés (tr. "One, two, three, English hide and seek"), a name for the game in Spain

Film & theater

• ¡Cuatro!, a documentary film about Green Day's album trilogy "¡Uno!, ¡Dos! and ¡Tré!"
• Uno, dos, tres... dispara otra vez, the Spanish title for the movie Fuzzy the Hero
• Un, dos, tres... respondra otra vez, a Spanish game show
• Uno! Dos! Tres!, episode 21 of Lucha Underground Trios Championship, a professional wrestling world tag team championship
• Mystrio (Uno... dos... tres pilyos!), a 1998 Filipino dramedy directed by Edgardo Vinarao
• Uno Dos Tres, a character in the Filipino TV-series "Pintados" played by Michael V.

Uno, dos

Uno, dos (meaning, one, two in Spanish) may refer to:

• Uno, dos, ultraviolento, a 1985 single by Los Violadores, an Argentine rock band
• Uno, Dos: Bandera, a 2004 studio album by Control Machete, a Mexican hip-hop band
• uno con dos (meaning one without two in Spanish), a CD by American rock band dos

Other uses

• De Campo Uno-Dos-Tres Orihinal, a form of Filipino martial arts invented by Jose Caballero
• Diez Diez Uno Dos Tres (meaning ten, ten, one, two, three in Spanish), a Spanish slogan for the Latino version of a USA long distance phone service called 10-10-123 by AT&T
• Grande Fanta and Fat Tarino, art books by Australian comic book artist Ashley Wood that collect a few of his other art books, namely Uno Fanta, Dos Fanta, Tres Fanta and Uno Tarino, Dos Tarino, Tre Tarino respectively
• 1, 2, 3 (uno, dos, tres), the Spanish names for the Legendary Bird Trio in generation I of the Pokémon franchise
• Uno, Dos, Tres: One, Two, Three, a 1996 book by American poet and author Pat Mora
• Uno, Dos, Tres, and Cinco, numbered lakes in Ponce, Puerto Rico
• Gallery Uno, Dos, Tres, a 1979 solo exhibition by Bolivian painter and sculptor Rodolfo Ayoroa in San Salvador, El Salvador
• The Council of Trabajadores, alumni at the Philippine Wrestling Revolution promotion, consisting of wrestlers "Uno", "Dos", "Tres" and "Maximo & Supremo"
• LaLiga 1|2|3 (pronunced "LaLiga uno, dos, tres" in Spanish), an alternate name for the 2016–17 Segunda División
• ¡Uno…dos…tres…fuera!, a 1968 painting by Colombian artist, researcher and professor Nirma Zárate

See also

• 1-2-3
• 123
• 1234
• 12345
• 123456
• Spanish orthography
• Count off