Christmas Songs: Difference between revisions

* The Venezuelan song' "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIT1gSc4in4 Tun-tun]", about a grouchy Scrooge type complaining about all the people celebrating outside and disrupting his sleep. It includes the verse (translated) "If the Kid<ref>Baby Jesus, the traditional gift bringer in Venezuela</ref> has born/ then you go to Bethelem/ and me, from my bed/I'll give you my bless".

* Comedy Choral group Folie Vergue Takititá have a very funny set of parodies of popular Christmas songs that gets updated every year. It includes an [http://www.goear.com/listen/bd87436/rodolfo-el-reno-foli-vergue-takitita awesomely dirty version]{{Dead link}} of the "Rudolph the Red-noised Reindeer" song, where turns out that Rudolphs's problem is [[Teeny Weenie|very tiny]].

* The comedy group Medioevo have "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P24uZRDQeVE Mi Alegre Parrandón]", a parody of the typical cutesy spunky carol by Los Tucusitos and similar children groups, where the "kid" singing ask for such gifts as anticonceptives for her sister (also a second hand bike "so her boss don't have to bring her in the early morning"), a battery radio and a number of personal effects for "[her] brother who is so innocent]" who is now in the Model Prison, and a grill and a big jar of Adobo for her mom to help her with her skewers-selling stall near the Universitary Stadium. It ends with the "kid" having to be forcibly shut up while giving her Long List of wanted Christmas gifts, so the chorus can wrap up the song. Have a [[Vocaloid]] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yg9MCKq3TI version]!