Señor Burns
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- For the quest in The Simpsons: Tapped Out, see Señor Burns (Tapped Out quest).
"Señor Burns"
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Song Information
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"Señor Burns" is a song performed by Tito Puente and his Latin Jazz Ensemble.
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Background
Puente wrote the song out of revenge for Mr. Burns' causing him to be downsized from Springfield Elementary School after Burns stole the school's oil. Puente felt that a "slanderous mambo" was a more fitting and more thorough vengeance than shooting Burns. Chief Wiggum cleared Puente as a suspect in Burns' shooting after hearing the song.
Lyrics
Episode version
- Wounds won't last long,
- But an insulting song,
- Burns will always carry with him.
- So I'll settle my score,
- On the salsa floor,
- With this vengeful Latin rhythm.
- Burns!
- Con un corazon de perro
- ¡Señor Burns!
- El diablo con dinero
- It may not surprise you,
- But all of us despise you,
- Please die,
- And fry,
- In Hell.
- You rotten,
- Rich old wretch!
- ¡Adios, viejo!
Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons version
- Wounds won't last long,
- But an insulting song,
- Burns will always carry with him.
- So I'll settle my score,
- On the salsa floor,
- With this vengeful Latin rhythm.
- Burns!
- Con un corazon de perro'
- ¡Señor Burns!
- El diablo con dinero
- It may not surprise you,
- But all of us despise you,
- Please die,
- And fry,
- In Hell.
- You rotten,
- Rich old wretch!
- Burns!
- Con un corazon de perro
- ¡Señor Burns!
- El diablo con dinero.
- It may not surprise you,
- But all of us despise you,
- Please die,
- And fry,
- In Hell.
- You rotten,
- Rich old wretch!
- ¡Adios, viejo!
Behind the Laughter
"Señor Burns" was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics in the 48th Primetime Emmy Awards. However, it lost to "Let's Settle Down" from Bye Bye Birdie.[1]
Appearances
- Episode – "Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)"
- Album – Songs in the Key of Springfield
- Album – Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons
References