“Olé, olé and olé, if someones doesn't say "olé", kick in his testicles.”

— Patricia Conde

Olé, olé y olé y el que no diga olé, patá en los cojones.
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Olé, olé y olé y el que no diga olé, patá' en los cojones.

Variant: Olé, olé y olé y el que no diga olé, patá en los cojones.

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