This is a song recorded by the Andrews Sisters in 1946. I really don't know much about this song, since there seems to be no history behind it. I think H. Arlo Nimmo, author of "The Andrews Sisters: A Biography and Career Record", wrote about this song, but I forgot what he wrote about, exactly.
I tried to figure out what the lyrics were by listening, but when they said those random things, I could barely understand. So I'm sorry if I get the lyrics wrong, tell me if it is.

Lyrics:
There's a little man in Las Cienega.
Answers to the name is Senior Vienega.
Makes a living from fruit he sells
Up and down the thorough bare he walks and yells
"Avocado, havo, havo, avocado!"

When you stop and say to him "How are tricks?"
Or discuss this matter ring of poilitics.
If you seek a reply as toot.
He will answer you and quote his favorite fruit...
Avocado (havo havo) I don't dow.
Avo calaveta groona shovin' avocado.

Senior Vienega is a thrifty man.
Got his little family on the five year plan.
He has children of every size.
When you wanna know their names then he replies...
Avocado, avocado, avocado, avocado, avocado.
Heya! That's enough a mucho.
Huevo, huevo! Hasta la vista Avocado!

~Instrumental Break~

Avocado...
There's a little drivin' across the way.
Where he has a standing order everyday.
It's the dish Californian sprays
Always find it hiding 'neath the mayonnaise.
Avocado! (Avo, avocado) Ala qua send-a avocado.
Ala qua say ta hate-a, ala pa sa la que ta squando, long company, avocado!

When a Senorita comes passing by,
Senior Vienega becomes extremely shy.
He forgets that there's cash in it.
And his tone is often somewhat passionate.
Avacado!

Avacado...

Avacado...

Ahhvacado...

Take a centavos, amigo.
Play again please?


Again, I'm sorry if I got the lyrics wrong! Lol, I tried my best to understand what they were saying. There were no lyrics online for this song anyways, too.

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