Los Tralaleritos

How do you get Los Tralaleritos in Steal a Brainrot?

Two ways, and both are inside the game rather than on any website.

The first is to buy them when they come round. Brainrots appear on the conveyor in the game and the rare ones show up on it far less often, so getting the ones near the top of the list is mostly a matter of being there, having saved up, and waiting through a lot of rotations.

The second is to steal one, which is the whole point of the game. If somebody else has parked a set in their base, taking them is a legitimate way to get them and a legitimate way to lose them again.

We are not printing a price, an earnings rate or a rarity tier here, and that is deliberate. The developer rebalances those, every fan trading site lists something different, and any number we published today would be wrong within a month. The only figure that counts is the one inside the game when you are looking at it.

The shop has nothing to do with the game. We draw the characters, we do not run anybody's base.

What does Los Tralaleritos dicen Tralala mean?

It means the little tralaleros say tralala.

The phrase is Spanish, which surprises people who assume everything in this trend is fake Italian. Los is the, dicen means they say, and tralala is the noise. The -ito ending is the part doing the real work: it makes something small, and it makes it affectionate at the same time, the way you would talk about a puppy. Tralalerito is a little Tralalero. Tralaleritos is more than one of them.

So the name tells you two things at once. These are the baby version of Tralalero Tralala, the shark in trainers who started the whole trend, and there is never just one of them.

The phrase is not a translation of anything and it does not mean anything deeper. It is a chant. It got attached to an audio clip, that clip got used by tens of thousands of other videos, and after enough repetitions the sentence stopped being a sentence and became the character's name.

There is a matching set called Las Tralaleritas, the same idea with the feminine ending.

How do you draw Los Tralaleritos?

Draw the shoes first. That sounds backwards, and it is the trick.

The shoes are enormous compared to the rest of him, so if you start with the shark you will run out of room and the shoes will come out sensible, which ruins it. Two blue trainers, side by side, white toe caps, white laces in a bow, white sole. Make them wider than you think.

Now the body sits on top and it is basically one shape: a fat rounded blob, grey on top, fading to cream underneath. No neck. A small triangle fin on the back and a tail off to one side.

The face is where it is won or lost. Two enormous round black eyes, high on the head and far apart, with one white highlight each. Small dot nostrils. A wide curved smile with a pink tongue inside. Keep every line soft. Nothing on him is pointed except the fin.

If you want the group, draw the same shark three times in a row and change only the mouth: one grinning, one flat, one turned down. Same body, different mood, and the row of them reads instantly.

Ours is drawn the same way, so you can work from the picture at the top of this page.

Is there a Los Tralaleritos ritual?

A lot of people are asking this, and the reason you keep getting different answers is worth understanding.

Steal a Brainrot has had crafting and altar style mechanics where you combine or offer certain brainrots to get another one, and which brainrots those mechanics apply to is decided by the developer and changes with updates. So a ritual that genuinely worked in one version can stop existing in the next, and the video that showed it stays online forever.

On top of that, ritual videos are a genre of their own. Thumbnails promising a secret method get clicks whether or not the method ever worked, and a lot of what you will find is somebody guessing, or somebody who found it worked once during one event.

So the honest answer is: check inside the game you are actually playing, in the version you are actually playing, and treat any video older than a few weeks as out of date. If there is a crafting route, the game will show it. If there is not, no amount of standing in the right spot will conjure one.

We do not run the game and we cannot tell you what is in this week's build.

What are the pink, rainbow, gold and diamond Los Tralaleritos?

They are mutations, and they come from the game rather than from the character.

In Steal a Brainrot a brainrot can turn up wearing a different finish: gold, diamond, rainbow, a pink version, and others that get added over time. The character underneath is the same one. What changes is the look and what it earns while it sits in your base.

This is why searching for pink Los Tralaleritos gives you screenshots that do not match each other. You are looking at the same set of babies with different paint on them, from different versions of the game.

Which mutations exist, how rare each one is and what each is worth are all set by the developer and get rebalanced, so we are not listing them. The game is the only place those are current.

Outside the game none of this applies. There is no canon pink Tralalerito in the videos. The mutations are a game feature, and a good one, but they are not part of who the character is.

Are Los Tralaleritos in Plants vs Brainrots as well?

Yes, and this catches a lot of people out, because the two games get mixed up constantly.

Steal a Brainrot and Plants vs Brainrots are different Roblox games by different people. Both use the same cast of brainrot characters, which is why a guide you found for one will not work in the other, and why a character can be easy to get in one and near impossible in the other.

If a video tells you to do something and it does not work, the first thing to check is which of the two games it was filmed in. That is usually the whole problem.

How to get any particular brainrot in either game is set by that game's developer and changes with updates, so we are not writing a method here that would be stale by the time you read it. Check inside whichever game you are playing.

Neither game is ours. We draw the characters, and that is where our involvement ends.

Is there an official Los Tralaleritos plush?

No, and there is no official anything.

Nobody has established ownership of these characters. They came out of anonymous posts, they were remixed by thousands of people, and no company has ever been in a position to licence a toy. So when a listing says official, that word is decoration.

That does not mean the toys are fake in the sense of not existing. Plenty of plushes, squishies and figures are made and sold, and some of them are lovely. They are just all unofficial, including the ones with confident packaging. If you are buying one, judge it on the photos and the seller, not on the word official.

We are in the same position and we say so plainly. Our drawings are ours, the character is not, and we have never claimed otherwise.