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Mari Trini's 'Cuando la lluvia cae' explores themes of melancholy and reflection as she sings about the falling rain. The emotional depth and contemplative nature of the song can provide a darker perspective on the theme of rain compared to a children's song about chocolate rain.

This video features an impressive children's choir mimicking the sound of rain using their bodies, creating a fascinating and somewhat surreal auditory experience. While not directly dark, the physicality and immersive nature of the performance might evoke deeper, more introspective feelings about the natural elements.

In 'Que canten los niños,' Jose Luis Perales captures the innocence and hope in a children's choir performance. Although more uplifting, the contrast against a potentially darker interpretation of 'Si las gotas de lluvia fueran de chocolate' may highlight the fragility of childhood innocence.

'Donde va la gente cuando llueve?' by Pedro y Pablo features imagery of rain and introspects on human behavior during rainfall. The combination of melancholic visuals with the reflective nature of the song offers a somber, dark tone relevant to the query.

The literary excerpt describes raindrops with a dark, almost depressive tone, ascribing human-like feelings of despair and finality to them. This piece provides a stark, poetic contrast to a child-like fantasy about chocolate rain, diving into themes of loss and fragility.

Eddie Santiago's 'Lluvia' is a romantic ballad that uses rain as a metaphor for emotional pain and longing. This song's darker, more intense emotional landscape could parallel a more somber imagining of 'Si las gotas de lluvia fueran de chocolate.'