Pinguinucha de la Eterna Lucha
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Appearance
Pinguinucha de la Eterna Lucha is a penguin that wears a Granada CF shirt and scarf, and is sitting in its stadium, Los Cármenes.
Detailed Description
Pinguinucha de la Eterna Lucha is characterized by its cute, cartoonish appearance as a penguin. It prominently wears the red and white striped shirt of Granada CF and a matching scarf, showcasing its allegiance to the football club. The setting is vibrant, with the backdrop of Los Cármenes stadium, making it an iconic representation of football culture.
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Lyrics
Original (Spanish):
Cojones! El Pinguinucha de la Eterna Lucha! A mi una vez, mi abuelo me dijo: "Si apoyas a un equipo andaluz de la Tercera División Española, te daré mi herencia", asi que no sabía entre el Écija, el Real Jaén, o el Imperio de Albolote, entonces elegí uno que jugó en Primera mucho tiempo. Asi es, hablo del Granada, club de mi alma. Voy a Los Cármenes todos los dias para ver a mi Granada y a todos sus jugadores como: Borja Bastón, Luca Zidane, Loic Williams, Pablo Insua, Sergio Rodelas, Lucas Boyé, y Stoichkov. Ya cumplí muchos cinco años en ese entonces cuando mi abuelo me dijo eso. Yo antes de hacerme socio del Granada, era socio del Barça, y me decían "Viscatello Visca Barça", era el fan ético de Samuel Eto'o y sus golazos, pero por culpa del estupido de Halatoli Hala Madrid, entramos casi en una crisis financiera. Era todo por Sandro Rosell, que cuando veía a Halatoli con esencia, se lo jaló con su presencia. Era enemigos de otros más hinchas locos como: Forzaluncho Forza Depor, Aupazele Aupa Atleti, Goraeta Gora Athletic, Alavesino Animo Pues, Palmatazo Pio Pio, y otros más. Dejé en paz al Barcelona y entré a Granada, con su cultura y su chorizo portuguesco, su caucho industrial, su fábrica de papel, y la deliciosa Granada del Patica.
English Translation:
Balls! The Pinguinucha of the Eternal Struggle! My grandfather once told me: "If you support an Andalusian team in the Spanish Third Division, I'll give you my inheritance." So I wasn't sure between Écija, Real Jaén, or Imperio de Albolote, so I chose one that played in the First Division for a long time. That's right, I'm talking about Granada, my beloved club. I go to Los Cármenes every day to see my Granada and all its players like: Borja Bastón, Luca Zidane, Loic Williams, Pablo Insua, Sergio Rodelas, Lucas Boyé, and Stoichkov. I was already quite five years old by then when my grandfather told me that. Before becoming a Granada member, I was a Barça member, and they called me "Viscatello Visca Barça." I was a loyal fan of Samuel Eto'o and his amazing goals, but because of that idiot Halatoli Hala Madrid, we almost entered a financial crisis. It was all because of Sandro Rosell, who, when he saw Halatoli with substance, screwed him with his presence. I was an enemy of other, more crazy fans like: Forzaluncho Forza Depor, Aupazele Aupa Atleti, Goraeta Gora Athletic, Alavesino Animo Pues, Palmatazo Pio Pio, and others. I left Barcelona alone and joined Granada, with its culture and its Portuguese chorizo, its industrial rubber, its paper factory, and the delicious Granada del Patica.