PASADENA, Texas – So you think you can grito? This parrot from Pasadena definitely can.
Clara Berrospes, 17, found her parrot, aptly named Cotorra, in a tree 13 years ago and the talented bird has been a part of the family ever since.
Clara told KSAT Cotorra has a love for Hispanic music and has been doing the grito for a decade.
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Cotorra's first grito came on a hot summer day.
"We had her outside on a chair. We had some music on, eating some carne asada. My family and I were laughing at the conversation we were having and I guess she was trying to get in on the conversation," Clara said.
Cotorra got her love of Hispanic music from Clara's dad and apparently the parrot plays favorites.
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Her favorite song is Querida, by Juan Gabriel, and Cotorra also enjoys mariachis and Ramon Ayala, according to Clara.
Can you grito this good?