Get ready for a history lesson that feels like a Saturday-morning cartoon! In their tongue-in-cheek track “Mulán,” Spanish duo Pascu y Rodri sprint through the legend of Hua Mulan with rapid-fire jokes, rock riffs, and plenty of modern slang. Instead of solemn drums and ancient scrolls, we get quirky narrators who welcome “jóvenes reclutas” and serve up the tale like a zany boot camp briefing, complete with references to duck wings, bathroom breaks, and gory punishments. The song jumps from needle-and-thread beginnings to high-stakes battles, constantly reminding us that this heroine’s sharp mind and sharper sword shatter every stereotype in her path.
Behind the comedy lies a clear message: gender limits are made to be smashed. Mulán saves her aging father, outwits seasoned warriors, captures the rebel leader, then politely refuses the emperor’s fancy job offer because she just wants to go home. When her friends finally learn she is a woman, they shrug and throw a party—because courage is what truly matters. With every riff and punchline, Pascu y Rodri celebrate self-determination, poke fun at rigid traditions, and shout to listeners that “las chicas también pueden reventarte la cabeza con un bate.” The result is a hilarious yet empowering anthem that turns a centuries-old legend into a modern reminder that bravery has no gender.