Piolín

Piolín is the Spanish name for the cartoon character Tweety Bird, created by Bob Clampett for Warner Bros. cartoons. He is a small, yellow canary known for his distinctive high-pitched voice and catchphrases like "I tawt I taw a puddy tat!" and "Sufferin' succotash!" The character first appeared in the 1942 cartoon short A Tale of Two Kitties.

Piolín is often the target of Sylvester the Cat, a black and white feline who perpetually tries to catch and eat him. Despite Sylvester's relentless pursuit, Piolín, with his apparent innocence and surprising cleverness, almost always manages to outsmart the cat, often with the unintended help of other characters or through sheer luck. His diminutive size and perceived vulnerability make him a sympathetic character, while his frequent escapes provide comedic tension.

The character's design is simple yet iconic, featuring a round body, large eyes, and tufts of feathers. His voice, originally performed by Mel Blanc, is a key element of his personality. Piolín has appeared in numerous Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies animated shorts, as well as television shows, films, and merchandise. His enduring popularity has made him one of the most recognizable animated characters in the world. The Spanish name "Piolín" is a diminutive form, likely derived from the sound of a small bird's chirp or tweet.