Aserejé (The Ketchup Song)

"Aserejé (The Ketchup Song)" by Las Ketchup is featured on Just Dance 4 and Just Dance Now.

Dancers
P1 wears a striped red sun hat. Her hair is long and straight. She wears a red and lime green bikini top and buttoned red shorts. She has red heels on as well.

P2 has no hat on, but has a turquoise bracelet on. Her hair is in a bun and is curly. She wears a teal and lime bikini top and shorts.

Background
The dancers appear to be dancing on giant lemon slices floating on a glass of red fruit juice. A slice of green lime is seen behind with straws of two colors - green and purple. There are also strawberries, cherries and a single ice cube floating with the lemon slices. A beautiful ocean view is present behind.

Gold Moves
There are 3 Gold Moves in the routine:

Gold Moves 1 and 2: P2 puts her right arm over her head, P1 puts both her arms over her head. Each Gold Move starts with P2 and moves on to P1. Gold Move 3: Jump up in the air with both arms out according to the Pictogram.

Mashup
Aserejé (The Ketchup Song) has a Mashup which is exclusive to Wii U version of thegame.

Dancers
(No Repeats)
 * Satellite (JD3)
 * Boom (JD3)
 * Jungle Boogie (JD2)
 * Here Comes the Hotstepper (JD2)
 * Crazy Christmas (JD2)
 * Crazy in Love (JD2)
 * Proud Mary (JD2)
 * I Want You Back (JD2)
 * Walk Like an Egyptian (JD2)
 * Pon de Replay (JD2)
 * Airplanes (JD3)
 * Down By The Riverside (JD2)
 * I'm So Excited (JD3)
 * Hit 'Em Up Style (Oops!) (JD4)
 * Superstition (JD4)
 * It's Not Unusual (JD2)

Trivia

 * The dancers do the actual dance moves from the official choreography.
 * The background is the least animated in the game.
 * The chorus of the song is taken from the first verse of the song "Rapper's Delight" by the Sugarhill Gang, sung from the point of view of who don't understand English, and tries to sing English song using senseless words. In fact, the song talks about a gypsy named Diego who asks the DJ to put his favourite song (Rapper's Delight), and, due to the fact he doesn't know the lyrics, he sings it in his own way.
 * In Just Dance Now, the last 'e' on Asereje has an e-accent(é) over it.
 * "Diego" always appears without the capital letter "d" (so it appears just as "diego").