- its name to Pic-Nic and
released their lead single, the Jeanette-penned "
Cállate niña", in late 1967. The
record was a big hit
during the
spring of 1968...
- Pic-Nic, a
teenage folk-pop band that
found success in 1968 with her song "
Cállate, niña".
Jeanette returned as a solo
artist in 1971 with the
Hispavox single...
- are
fluent in English, to
which Foley responds "¡Padre, dame un favor, y
cállate su
grande YAPPER!" The
sketch again features Foley mocking his audience...
- but not
always capable of
direct translation in English. For example: "¡
Cállate, so ****!" ("Shut up, you ****!")
vaina (lit.: "sheath or pod"; cf. Lat...
- De Pelar" (European version) "Duro De Pelar" (Latin
American version) "
Cállate Ya" "Brava" "Que No Daría Yo" "Se Me Olvidó" "Valentino Boy" "Matador"...
- the
Spanish charts for
several w****s in 1967 with
their debut single "
Cállate niña". This is a song very
similar to 'Hush
Little Baby' Taj Mahal's soulful...
- "
Cállate Niña" Pic-Nic 8
January 15
January 22
January 29
January 5
February 12
February 19
February "****o, Goodbye" The
Beatles 26
February "
Cállate...
-
proper signs to the people.
These ceremonies were
known as
comitia calata ("
callate ****emblies") and they were
performed on the
Capitoline Hill. Such a position...
-
describe someone's
comments coming out of
their mouth. In
certain contexts, "
callate el hocico"
could be
interpreted as, essentially, "shut your ****ing mouth...
- el
fondo del
abismo (2000)
Segundos fuera (2003)
Vamos muy bien (2006)
Cállate! (2010) De
Madrid al
Infierno (2012) (Live)
Sirena de
metal (2014) Con...
