The song ended abruptly, but with a wide smile from Rosa and a cheerful bark from Anna, who sat down obediently. "That's right, Anna," Rosa gushed at the dog before laughing and turning her adoring gaze toward Miguel. "There's that very silly humor we both love so much."

And, with that, Rosa danced over to him--quite literally, there was absolutely a turn that sent the skirt of her dress billowing out prettily before landing her in a perfect position to set one hand on his shoulders as she leaned in to give him a chaste little kiss on the cheek, complete with a pop of her leg.

"But don't worry," she assured him fondly. "Breakfast is almost ready. I wouldn't want to send my dear husband off to work on an empty stomach!"

And then she was twirling her way back to the stove, where everything was just as she left it and would never even dream of getting burnt while she'd stepped away!