Synopsis

In a sun-blasted tropical landscape, two women summon Silverio by splitting open a coconut. He emerges from the water carrying a cowbell and quickly turns the deserted shoreline into his personal stage. Wearing his signature red speedo, he dances, barks, cavorts underwater and appears to walk across the surface of the water. The deliberately absurd imagery matches the song's primitive, repetitive energy, transforming a post-storm paradise into a surreal playground for Silverio's outrageous performance persona.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Perro" appears on Silverio's 2013 album "Naylons" and was promoted as the record's second single.

• The video was filmed at Barra de Coyuca, a coastal location in Guerrero, Mexico.

• Production credits list Galo Olivares for photography, Martin Bautista for editing, and El Canalla for production. The video was released through the Epico label.

• The video's visual language continues Silverio's established use of his red speedo as a recurring performance symbol.

• "Perro" is part of a loose visual trilogy with "Salon de Belleza" and "Tu Casa," the latter of which was described as completing the sequence.

• The clip's combination of tropical scenery, lowbrow humor and exaggerated physical performance became one of the frequently cited examples of the visual side of Silverio's act.