
Run away everyone! It's "El Coco!"
Mothers have been were scaring their kids on the Iberian peninsula with stories about brown hairy blob-shaped creatures since the middle ages. Strangely enough, when Portuguese sailors discovered the coconut, they named it after the creature (not the other way around).
There's a lovely lullaby that goes:
Duérmete niño,
duérmete ya,
que viene el coco
y te comerá.
Sleep child,
Sleep already,
Or the coco will come
and eat you
1 comment:
There can be a Spanish remake of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes but with coconuts!
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