"El bobo de la yuca" is a Spanish idiom that translates to "the fool of the yuca." In Latin American culture, yuca (or cassava) is often associated with simplicity and basic sustenance. Therefore, calling someone "el bobo de la yuca" implies that they are simple-minded or foolish. It is a colloquial way of referring to someone who is not very bright or who makes silly mistakes.
//El bobo de la yuca se quiere casar invita a todo el mundo pa'la catedral// //Va a pasar su Luna de miel comiendo trapo, comiendo papel.//
The cast of El hombre bobo y el extraterrestre - 1996 includes: Antonio Tausiet as El Hombre Bobo
pupusa tamales de elote caldo de mondongo yuca con chicharon tamales de gallina platano frito nuegano rellenos de papa con gigote gorta de pescado chilaquiles atol de elote caldo de pollo
I believe it is "Soy de el gran alcance", which translates to I am from the great/or powerful
el de arriba
Preposiciónsobreen (meaning on)encimaarriba de (meaning on)--- el reloj está arriba de la tele "the clock is on the TV"
Cheech Marin
"El tres de septiembre" translates to "the third of September" in English. It refers to the date September 3rd on the calendar.
Del is a contraction meaning De El - of the.
"Del" is one of the two "official" contractions in the Spanish language, formed from "de el", or "of the". The other is "al", form "a el", meaning "to the".
it is the 12th of January of 2007. that's the literal meaning
El = The De = Of