Educational Music ?

I came across this on the internet this morning, well first of all I found a parody of the original and then the original was on the Spanish news. I'm not sure if it is supposed to be a campaign trying to get youngsters to wait until they are married before consumating their relationships. Possibly Catholic Spain on a no sex before marriage campaign in the 21st Century! If this is the purpose of the song and they really want to reduce the level of teenage pregnancies and abortions in the country they should try a more serious approach. Or perhaps they should consider making contraception easier to get hold of and cheaper! I still remember the time I went to the Chemist's down the road to ask for the pill and the Pharmacist when off on one, babbling at me about the Bible and trying to give me a leaflet on the Rhythm Method. Perhaps the Spanish Government need to review who they allow to open pharmacies in this country!

The other possibility is that this is some sort of publicity joke by MTV. I am going to investigate into the matter but in the meantime you can piss yourself laughing at the song and it's parody here.

Let's do this crossword together
and put the other thing off til tomorrow
Singing with you
Fills me with joy
Let's leave everything else for another day
I'd like to kiss you
but without getting you dirty
I want to hug you
without direspecting you
Love is knowing how to wait...
I love Laura, but i'll wait 'til we are married
I love Laura, but I'll wait 'til we are married
I won't take away that flower, the one who will destroy her, won't be me.

Young man, remember that love is born from respect
That there's nothing more beautiful in a couple
Than knowing how to wait for the special moment
that is consumating your love
Your patience will be rewarded!

If you understand Spanish and you want a real giggle check out the parody here. It is x-rated so don't watch it if you are a bit prudish! For those who don't speak Spanish I'm not going to write that filth on my blog page but it begins "Let's do a 69er together" as opposed to a crossword. ;-)