In the mood

[Don José]

That's the title of a jazz standard. It is usually translated as "En forma".

In this text, it's said it had a sexual connotation:

Si bien el título de la canción ha sido interpretado y traducido como "En Forma" o "De buen humor", no es exactamente lo que significa en realidad. "In The Mood" es una expresión que indica el deseo a tener relaciones sexuales, lo cual era muy polémico para esos años donde todo lo que tenía que ver con reproducción humana era tabú. Obviamente no muchos oyentes captaron el mensaje subliminal de la canción y pasaron como "inocentes palomas".

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Do you think they are right? Looking up in some dictionaries, I think they are going so far.

[chileno]

In the mood = Con ganas de

Podría o no tener connotación sexual. Depende del contexto.

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by Don José

Looking it up in some dictionaries, I think they are going too far.

Just a couple of corrections.

Originally Posted by chileno

In the mood = Con ganas de

Podría o no tener connotación sexual. Depende del contexto.

[poli]

In the song, the connotation is clearly sexual. You can hear the Andrews Sisters raunchy version of it on YouTube. It's more of a big-band tune than jazz, but those terms have a tendency to blend. There is only a fine line between the two styles.

[Don José]

Thanks.