¡ Duérmete, carajo!

De: Adam Mansbach, Ricardo Cortes

Narrado por: George Lopez

¡Duérmete, carajo! es un cuento para dormir para los padres que viven en el mundo real, en el cual un par de gatitos ronroneando y unas líneas simpáticas no son lo suficiente para zumbar a un niño pequeño a dormir felizmente. Profano, cariñoso y franco de manera radical, cuenta la conocida y callada tribulación de acostar a su angelito. Bello, subversivo y para mearse ¡Duérmete, carajo! es un libro para padres experimentados, nuevos e incipientes. (Y probablemente es mejor no leérselo a los pequeños.)

Classic bedtime book

If you could sum up ¡Duermete, carajo! [Go the F--k to Sleep] in three words, what would they be?

Funny, light-hearted

What did you like best about this story?

Any parent could relate to this bedtime book even if they wouldn't read it to their children.

Mejor la versión en inglés por Samuel Jackson

George López as narrator OK, doesn't capture the flavor of the English version by Samuel Jackson. Hard to translate the f word into Spanish.

Meh...

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

At 6 minutes you can't really go wrong...

How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?

It's a 6 minute story not much you can change...

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of George Lopez?

Eugenio Derbez

Do you think ¡Duermete, carajo! [Go the F--k to Sleep] needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

lol no... because no...

Not as good as the English version.

I picked this up as a slight "joke" for my good friend and co-worker who is of Spanish origin and who is also a parent. While the humor is still there, George Lopez just lacks the edge in his Spanish narration that exists in the Samuel L. Jackson version.

Good Spanish version of Go the F*** to Sleep!

It’s not as good as the English version of Go the F*** to sleep, but I have to admit, it’s pretty funny, listening to George Lopez saying bad words in Spanish.