Mañoño Lyrics in English by Adalberto Santiago, Johnny Cruz

Graduanda refers to a female student who is about to graduate. While "graduado" (graduated male) is more common, "graduanda" is a specific and less frequently encountered term.

In this song, Adalberto Santiago is inviting people to the 40th anniversary of the "clase graduanda 1978" (graduating class of 1978) from a high school. It highlights the specific context of a graduating class, making it an interesting and context-rich word to learn.

Hey there! Get ready for a fun one from Adalberto Santiago, featuring Johnny Cruz. This isn't your typical song with a deep story, but it's super engaging and gives us a peek into a special event!

Adalberto Santiago himself kicks things off, inviting everyone to the 40th anniversary of the graduating class of 1978 from José M. Lázaro High School. He even mentions it's known as "una Kodak" [a Kodak], which is a cool nickname! The party sounds amazing, with music from La Sonora Ponceña and Don Perignon y su Orquesta La Puertorriqueña. It's all happening on June 23, 2018, at the Roberto Clemente Clubhouse. Adalberto also shares a personal connection, saying it's "muy especial para mí" [very special for me] because his nieces, Iris Nereida Burgos and Juanita Rivera, studied there. He even gives out a phone number for more information, so it's like a personal invitation straight from him!