The text appears to be a children's song or rhyme, with lyrics that celebrate the hard work of cows, the playful antics of a frog, and various farm animals. The song also includes a section about a donkey with various health issues, a cow named Lola, a repetitive call-and-response section with the phrase "Martinillo, Martinillo", a counting song with body parts, a series of verses about elephants swinging on a spider's web, a nighttime scene with various animals, and a birthday song. The lyrics are repetitive and simple, likely designed to be catchy and easy to remember for young children.
1. The song talks about a lady cow who works incessantly to provide milk, dulce de leche, butter, cheese, and yogurt .
2. The song also mentions a frog that dances when little music is played, and it describes the dance in detail .
3. The song then transitions to a scene on a farm, where various animals are heard making their distinctive sounds: chicks, ducklings, kittens, cows, pigs, horses, and sheep .
4. The song also mentions a donkey who is sick, with the doctor prescribing various treatments .
5. The song introduces a character named Lola, a cow, and describes her actions and sounds .
6. The song then introduces a character named Martinillo, and a dialogue is exchanged asking "Where are you?" and suggesting to "Ring the bell" .
7. The song describes the body parts of an animal in a rhythmic manner: head, shoulder, knee, and foot, eyes, ears, mouth, and nose .
8. The song then describes a scene where multiple elephants are swinging on a spider's web, with the number of elephants increasing with each repetition of the verse .
9. The song mentions a star and discusses the changes in its position and appearance throughout the night .
10. The song also includes a message about happiness, encouraging the listener to clap their hands, move their feet, and shout hooray if they are happy .
11. The song ends with a series of "Happy birthday" wishes, suggesting a celebration .