Popotitos - Los Teen Tops

“Popotitos” by Los Teen Tops is a groovy, retro rock and roll track that brings serious vintage charm. Originally a Spanish adaptation of Larry Williams’ 1957 hit “Bony Moronie,” it was released in the early 1960s and quickly became a hit across Latin America. The band, led by Enrique Guzmán, rewrote the lyrics to fit a more playful and lighthearted tone, telling the story of a girl named Popotitos who steals the spotlight with her dance moves.

With its upbeat piano riffs and infectious energy, this track is perfect for dancing around your kitchen while cooking lunch or strolling through a sunny flea market. It’s got that feel-good, old-school vibe that turns everyday moments into a scene from a classic film—and it holds a special place in the history of Latin American rock.