Parabéns Pra Você

Raluca Granola's 'Parabéns Pra Você' takes a humorous and satirical approach to the traditional birthday song. The lyrics start with a familiar countdown, 'É um, é dois, é três e,' which sets the stage for what one might expect to be a typical birthday celebration. However, the song quickly diverges from the norm with the line 'Parabéns pra você!' which translates to 'Happy Birthday to you!' This is where the conventionality ends and the satire begins.

The next line, 'O jumento é você!' translates to 'You are the donkey!' This unexpected twist injects humor and a playful insult, subverting the usual praise and well-wishing associated with birthday songs. The use of 'jumento,' a term for a donkey, adds a layer of comedic absurdity, suggesting that the birthday person is being playfully mocked rather than celebrated in the traditional sense.

The final lines, 'O juiz vai bater o martelo em você! Uhul!' translate to 'The judge will hit the gavel on you! Woohoo!' This adds another layer of satire, implying a judgment or verdict being passed on the birthday person. The imagery of a judge and gavel introduces a sense of mock seriousness, further enhancing the song's playful and irreverent tone. Raluca Granola's style often includes such satirical and humorous elements, making 'Parabéns Pra Você' a unique and entertaining take on a familiar tradition.