History Music / LeticiaSabater

Her "true" breakout came in 2012, when her music career took a truly outlandish and humorous twist. Her first four singles from that point could charitably qualify as anodyne parodies of mainstream {{Pop}} music, but in 2016 Sabater released a bizarre pop/dance theme named "La Salchipapa" that appeared to be a serious (if painfully failed) attempt at her own summer hit, which went viral after Sabater caused a publicized Website/{{Twitter}} brawl against a random detractor. Sabater rode the wave with gusto and initiated the tradition of churning out yearly themes in the same artistic line, always featuring ridiculous music videos, highly sexual imagery, skimpy costumes, and very deliberate attempts to make the viewer reach for BrainBleach. All of her songs since have become memetic in Spain, turning Sabater into an icon of the most guilty kind of ComedyMusic, and it's unlikely this new fame will fade off soon.

Offscreen, Sabater is known to be a much saner person than she looks, having revealed that she is aware of the crap she makes and admitted that she basically does it [[ItAmusedMe because she finds the whole thing hilarious]]. In her own words, viewers should not try to understand her work, but just laugh and enjoy the spectacle (if they can actually endure the watch, of course).

* StylisticSuck: Her meme songs usually contain very amateurish, cheap-looking effects, but this is clearly quite intentional.

Sabater became famous during the 90s under prestigious TV journalist Jesús Hermida, although she had previously appeared in legendary quiz show ''Series/UnDosTres'' as a chorus girl. Her breakout, much to the shock of those who know her from later times, came as a regular host of kids' shows, presenting a variety of programs like ''No te lo pierdas'', ''Desayuna con alegría'', ''A mediodía, alegría'' and ''Lo que hay que tener'', gaining fame among kids for her weird face, strabismus and ease of manner. In 1999, after several years balancing this work with other tenures as actress, singer and host in other media, she left the children's world altogether, except by sporadic occasions, and became instead a RealityTV personality.

Her "true" breakout came in 2012, when her music career took a truly outlandish and humorous twist. While her first four singles from that point could charitably qualify as parodies of mainstream {{Pop}} music, in 2016 Sabater released a bizarre pop/dance theme named "La Salchipapa" that appeared to be a serious if painfully failed attempt at her own summer hit, which went viral after Sabater caused a publicized Website/{{Twitter}} brawl against a random detractor. Sabater rode the wave with gusto and initiated the tradition of churning out yearly themes in the same artistic line, always featuring ridiculous music videos, highly sexual imagery, skimpy costumes, and very deliberate attempts to make the viewer reach for BrainBleach. All of her songs since have became memetic in Spain, turning Sabater into an icon of the most guilty kind of ComedyMusic, and it's unlikely this new fame will fade off soon.

Offscreen, Sabater is known to be a much saner person than she looks, having revealed that she is aware of the crap she makes and admitted that she basically does it [[ItAmusedMe because she finds the whole thing hilarious]]. In her own philosophy, viewers should not try to understand her work, but just laugh and enjoy the spectacle (if they can actually endure the watch, of course).

* CanonWelding: Her 2022 song "Papá Noel lléname el tanke" crossed over two other songs of her, "Mr. Policeman" and "El Polvorrón", creating which some nicknamed the Letiverso.
* DoubleEntendre: Absolutely constant, although whether they register as entendres in the first place might often be debatable.
* FanDisservice: Invoked. As odd as it may sound now, in TheNineties Sabater was actually considered something of a MsFanservice, and an example of a female kids show host that provided ParentService (similar to Brazilian kids show entertainer Xuxa), although even back then her "weird face" was a source of jokes among children. However, by the time she reemerged in the 2010s with her novelty songs, she could hardly be described as a beauty in any conventional sense of the word (not helped by the fact that she appeared to have undergone extensive plastic surgery), and yet she's showing off her body in her music videos.

* TheStoner: Several songs mention weed and its usage, although ironically Sabater has denied taking drugs of any kind.
* StylisticSuck: Her meme songs usually contain very cheap-looking amateurish effects, but this is clearly quite intentional.
* ZombieApocalypse: Her personal and very black humor-charged rendition of COVID-19, featured in her song "La Bananakiki" to promote vaccination against the virus, has extras playing zombies.

* ADateWithRosiePalms: Her Christmas song "El Polvorrón" contains a character with his back turned to the camera and unceasantly pumping his arms, implying masturbation. He later turns to the camera to show that he was actually playing a zambomba, a Spanish traditional music instrument that is played in a manner reminiscent of the act.

* {{Stripperiffic}}: Most of her music videos have her wearing bikinis or some kind of revealing dancer attire.

* FanDisservice: Invoked, with Sabater, not being a beauty in any conceivable sense of the word, showing off her body in the music videos.

Sabater became famous during the 90s under prestigious TV journalist Jesús Hermida, although she had previously appeared in legendary quiz show ''Series/UnDosTres'' as a chorus girl. Her breakout, much to the shock of those who know her from later times, came as a regular host of kids' shows, presenting a variety of programs like ''No te lo pierdas'', ''Desayuna con alegría'', ''A mediodía, alegría'' and ''Lo que hay que tener'', gaining fame among kids for her weird face, strabismus and ease of manner. In 1999, after several years balancing her work with a tenure as an actress, singer and host in other media, she left the children's world altogether, except by sporadic occasions, and became instead a RealityTV personality.

Her "true" breakout came in 2012, when her music career took a truly outlandish humorous twist. While her first four singles under this new persona could charitably qualify as parodies of mainstream {{Pop}} music, in 2016 internet saw the birth of her first meme, a bizarre pop/dance theme named ''La Salchipapa'' that became known after Sabater caused a publicized Website/{{Twitter}} brawl against a random detractor. Sabater rode the wave fully and began the tradition of churning out themes in the same line, always featuring ridiculous music videos, highly sexual imagery, skimpy costumes, and very deliberate attempts to make the viewers reach for BrainBleach. All of her songs since have became viral in Spain, turning Sabater into an icon of the most guilty kind of ComedyMusic, and it's unlikely this new fame will fade off soon.

* BreakUpSong: "Vete pa'l carajo" (translatable as something in the line of "Fuck you"), which is as much of this trope as humanely possible.

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Sabater became famous during the 90s under prestigious TV journalist Jesús Hermida, although she had previously appeared in legendary quiz show ''Series/UnDosTres'' as a chorus girl. Her breakout, much to the shock of those who know her in later times, came as a regular host of kids' shows, presenting a wide variety of programs like ''No te lo pierdas'', ''Desayuna con alegría'', ''A mediodía, alegría'', ''Vivan los compis'' and ''Lo que hay que tener'', becoming known among kids for her weird face, strabismus and ease of manner. In 1999, after several years balancing her work with a tenure as an actress, singer and host in other media, she left the children's world altogether, except by sporadic occasions, and became instead a RealityTV personality.

Her "true" breakout came in 2012, when her music career took a truly outlandish humorous twist. While her first four singles under this new persona could charitably qualify as parodies of mainstream {{Pop}} music, in 2016 internet saw the birth of her first meme, a bizarre pop/dance theme named ''La Salchipapa'' that became known after Sabater caused a publicized Website/{{Twitter}} brawl with a rando. Sabater rode the wave fully and began the tradition of churning out themes in the same line, always featuring ridiculous music videos, highly sexual imagery, skimpy costumes, and very deliberate attempts to make the viewers reach for BrainBleach. All of her songs since have became viral in Spain, turning Sabater into an icon of the most guilty kind of ComedyMusic, and it's unlikely this new fame will fade off soon.

* DoubleEntendre: Absolutely constant, although whether they register as entendres in the first place is often in doubt.
* FanDisservice: Invoked, with Sabater, not being exactly a beauty in any conceivable sense of the word, showing off her body in the music videos.