Mua Mua Mua - Raul Paz

Dijo Panchito, muchachito bien bonito, con su quinto grado

Con el pelo bien cortico y zapatos muy lustrados

Que quería muchas novias, como su papa

Juanita la de sexto, la del pelo largo, la negrita de la esquina

Y otra de su grado, una rubia bien bonita

Y esa que a su lado, viaja con su mama

Su padre orgulloso cuenta a sus amigos

Sus amigos cuentan a sus propios hijos

Miren a Panchito: que niño tan guapo

Tan chiquito y como su papa

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua Cristina

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua Teresa

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua la rubia

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua la prieta

Pero llegó el dia que tanta osadía entre andar y andando

Se fue complicando Panchito

Y las chicas que ya no querían, no quisieron más

Panchito bonito, bien arregladito

Elegante, educado, bien acomodado

No entendió la historia y se fue sin gloria

Para otra ciudad

Su padre nervioso, buscó a sus amigos

Les contó que su hijo ya no tiene esposa ni amante

Cada una de sus cuatro novias, se fueron sin decirle

Nada ni por qué

Y entonces rieron los amigos buenos

Diciendole al padre que no hay nada nuevo

Pobre Panchito, tan bueno y bonito

Le ha pasado igual que a su papa!

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua Cristina

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua Teresa

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua la rubia

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua la prieta

Panchito said, very pretty boy, with his fifth grade

With very short hair and highly polished shoes

That he wanted many girlfriends, like his father

Juanita the one from sixth, the one with the long hair, the black girl from the corner

And another of his grade, a very pretty blonde

And that one who, by her side, travels with her mom

His father proud of him tells his friends

His friends tell their own children

Look at Panchito: what a handsome boy

So small and like his dad

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua Cristina

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua Teresa

Moo, moo, moo, moo, moo the blonde

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua la prieta

But the day came when so much daring between walking and walking

Panchito got complicated

And the girls who didn't want anymore, didn't want anymore

Pretty panchito, well arranged

Elegant, polite, well accommodated

He did not understand the story and left without glory

to another city

His father nervous about him, he looked for his friends

He told them that his son no longer has a wife or lover

Each of his four girlfriends left without telling him

nothing or why

And then the good friends laughed

Telling the father that there is nothing new

Poor Panchito, so good and pretty

He's had the same thing happen to his dad!

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua Cristina

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua Teresa

Moo, moo, moo, moo, moo the blonde

Mua, mua, mua, mua, mua la prieta