El Piojo Y La Pulga

The song "El Piojo y La Pulga" performed by Tatiana is a playful and humorous children's song that tells the story of a louse (el piojo) and a flea (la pulga) planning to get married. The lyrics are filled with light-hearted and nonsensical elements that are characteristic of many traditional children's songs, designed to entertain while often incorporating repetitive and catchy phrases that make them easy to remember and sing along to.

The narrative of the song revolves around the challenges the louse and the flea face in organizing their wedding, such as not having enough corn (maíz) to proceed with the ceremony. Various characters from the animal kingdom, like the weevil (el gorgojo) and the mouse (el ratón), offer their help to ensure the wedding takes place. The song culminates in a comedic twist where the cat (el gatito), which was supposed to be restrained, escapes and disrupts the wedding by eating the mouse who was the godfather (padrino). The final lines humorously suggest that the wedding's aftermath left everyone scratching, a playful nod to the nature of the louse and flea.

Tatiana, known for her work in children's music, delivers this song with a lively and engaging performance that captures the imagination of her young audience. The song uses humor and anthropomorphism to create a whimsical world where insects and animals interact in human-like scenarios. The repetitive chorus, "Tiro lo tiro tiro liro liro..." adds to the song's charm and memorability, making it a favorite among children.