Federico

Mojinos Escozios, a Spanish rock band known for their humorous and satirical lyrics, bring their unique style to the song 'Federico.' The song revolves around a comedic misunderstanding and the playful use of the name 'Federico.' The protagonist visits a doctor because his wife claims he cannot pronounce 'Federico' correctly. After successfully pronouncing it, the doctor assures him there's no problem. This sets the stage for a series of humorous events centered around the word 'Federico.'

Upon returning home, the protagonist proudly tells his wife about his successful pronunciation. To celebrate, he decides to get a cold beer from the refrigerator, which he humorously refers to as 'Federico.' However, the beer isn't as cold as expected because the refrigerator isn't working well. This leads to his wife suggesting they need a new 'Federico,' adding to the comedic confusion.

The song continues with playful references to 'Federico,' including a nod to the famous movie 'Gone with the Wind' and a humorous twist on the name of the Spanish pop band 'La Oreja de Van Gogh,' calling them 'La Oreja de Federico.' Through these clever wordplays and cultural references, Mojinos Escozios create a light-hearted and entertaining narrative that showcases their signature comedic style. The song is a testament to the band's ability to blend humor with everyday situations, making it relatable and amusing for their audience.