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Next, "2siempreatulado" – let's split that. "2" could mean a second version or part two. "Siempre" in Spanish means "always," and "atulado" comes from "atado," which means tied up. So "siempre atado" might translate to "always tied up" or perhaps "always attached." Maybe it's a Spanish phrase referring to the dog's loyalty, always staying with his owner?