In those carnitas,
just look,
look, look,
just look.
What are you doing with the kitchen?
Look at the kitchen,
look,
look,
look,
just look,
Look how rich they look,
Look,
I’m not saying they’re the best,
but for me,
look, look,
martita,
just look,
look,
just look at the ribs.
Leave it,
I’ll get another one over here,
look, Ah,
here’s the little crop,
Look, look,
Look,
go to him,
Just look how cool it is.
If you like, look,
let me have another little something,
if there is around here,
look.
Ah,
this is pure macicita,
Look, pure flesh,
Look just,
pure flesh,
Look what color,
Just see what color one of those carnitas is.
Now you will see,
here is another rib.
It was marta,
it was my old lady,
híjole,
it was just me,
then with the sauce I throw on myself it was just so cool,
the horns here are too,
Look,
look at the horns,
look at the horns,
look, uh,
also, look,
look, look,
for tomorrow,
look, look,
just look what a heart for tomorrow,
eh?
Orale,
see you tomorrow,
God willing.
Just look how cool,
look, eh.
Don’t you crave a taquito?
I’m not saying they’re the best in the world,
but for me they’re the best I’ve seen and eaten,
the best.
What is ricardín’s friend doing down there?
In quiroga there were some very good carnitas,
very,
very good ones,
but these ones are kind of a little too.
Just look at what color,
look marta,
what a cocktail.
Just look how delicious those carnitas look.
Look,
let me if I can pull out a rib like that for him to come.
Look, look,
ay,
it’s already warm,
look, ay,
it’s warm,
but they’re falling apart,
Look,
just look how tasty it looks.
Oral,
for it goes out and it goes.