“She was so ugly that she got caught in a car and it fit better. She was so ugly that instead of going to the zoo, they came to see her at home. She was so ugly that to enter the clubs they asked her for her fingerprint because they did not know if she was a person or an animal. She was so ugly that the first time she was whistled, the train caught her. She was so ugly that instead of menstruation, she had monstruation. She was so ugly that when they played hide and seek nobody looked for her. You are so ugly … But I love you ”.
Alfredo Pérez and Fernando Alvárez sing their song for us. Emulating the old style of La Mandragora, these boys, accompanied by an anonymous pianist, declare their eternal love for the girl of their dreams: “you are very ugly, but I love you”. This is love without barriers.
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Now, down here, the studio version (to call it that) with chuki on the cover.
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