Perro Cochino

The song "Perro Cochino" by Fundillo Norteño is a humorous narrative set to music, telling the story of an awkward and embarrassing situation. The lyrics recount an evening when the singer was with his girlfriend and a dog was nearby. During the visit, the singer accidentally passes gas, and his mother-in-law, startled by the smell, mistakenly blames the dog and chases it away.

The song's humor lies in the singer's relief at having the dog to blame for his own indiscretion. He feels confident as long as the dog is present, even allowing himself to repeat the incident a couple more times. The repeated chorus, 'Perro cochino quitate de ahi,' which translates to 'Dirty dog, get away from there,' emphasizes the comedic blame placed on the dog for the foul odor, which is humorously described as smelling like rotten eggs. The singer warns the dog that it will be reprimanded by the lady of the house, furthering the joke that the dog is the culprit.

Fundillo Norteño is known for their Norteño style, which often includes storytelling with a humorous or satirical edge. The song uses this style to create a light-hearted and amusing story that resonates with anyone who has ever found themselves in an embarrassing situation and sought a convenient scapegoat. The playful narrative and catchy chorus make "Perro Cochino" a memorable and entertaining song that brings a smile to the listener's face.