cero zapatero--it literally means "zero shoemaker." It's a common rhyme used here when referring to the number zero.
flequillo--bangs
capucha--comes from the Latin word for something that covers the head; in Spanish, it means hood of a jacket
twitear--this is the verb used to say "tweet."
nana--lullaby
la hucha--piggy bank
luchar contra los molinos de viento--this phrase literally means: to fight against windmills. It comes from Don Quijote in which Don Quijote tries to fight a windmill (which he thinks is a giant). In Spanish, the phrase is used to talk about fight an impossible battle.
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