Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for October 03, 2022

I thought it was Marconi who plays the mambo (listen to the radio, don’t you remember?, we built this city on rock and roll).

Olae? Surely you mean Olé, Lucy.(In point of fact, Olé vanished from the active vocabulary in Spain in the late 80s.)

Beethoven’s salsa phase

Later, there were many rock and roll versions of classical music.

Schroeder’s shirt is black and yellow, as a homage to “BEE-thoven”!

Forerunner to A Fifth of Beethoven?

You just know somebody tried it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEdXagVh-Rs

Perhaps Schulz’s Minnesota heritage made him take liberty with the spelling because Ole without the accent mark is a Scandinavian male name

A little bit of Lucy in my life, a little bit of Violet by my side. . .

Ah! Der Svedish ‘ole’!

Perry Como: Mama loves mambo, Papa loves mambo, and Schroeder digs it too.

I’ve heard of “A Fife of Beethoven.”

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The 1928 operetta, “The Duchess of Chicago”, contains “The Beethoven Foxtrot by Sammy Nussbaum”.