Aladdín (Destripando La Historia)

Pascu y Rodri's song "Aladdín (Destripando La Historia)" offers a humorous and modern retelling of the classic tale of Aladdin and his magical lamp. The song begins by introducing Aladdin as a lazy and cunning young man living in ancient China. After the death of his father, a wise old man, who is actually Aladdin's uncle, appears and offers to help the impoverished family. He takes Aladdin to a cave filled with treasures and instructs him to retrieve a magical lamp. However, when Aladdin tries to leave the cave, he finds himself trapped and uses a magical ring to summon a genie who helps him escape.

The story takes a turn when Aladdin and his mother start living luxuriously thanks to the genie's magic. Aladdin falls in love with a princess who is already promised to another man. In a fit of jealousy, Aladdin disrupts the princess's wedding night by transporting her and her husband back to his home every night. This leads to the princess's father deciding to marry her off to a richer suitor. Meanwhile, Aladdin's uncle discovers that Aladdin is still alive and enjoying the lamp's magic. Disguised as a lamp trader, he tricks the princess into exchanging the magical lamp for a prettier one.

The climax of the song sees Aladdin rescuing the princess from his uncle's clutches in Morocco. Using another genie, Aladdin finds the princess and gives the evil sorcerer a sleeping potion before beheading him. The story concludes with Aladdin and the princess returning to their rightful place, living happily ever after. The song ends on a playful note, reminding children to clean their rooms as they might find a genie hidden among their belongings. Pascu y Rodri's retelling is filled with humor, adventure, and a touch of modernity, making the classic tale accessible and entertaining for a contemporary audience.