Video Essay: Cagar means to do caca. It also means to screw (something) up, e.g. ¡te Cagaste los pantalones! ("You screwed your pants up!"). Particularly in Spain, there are a number of commonly-used interjections incorporating this verb, many of which refer to shitting on something sacred, e.g. Me cago en Dios ("I shit on God"), Me cago en la Virgen ("I shit on the Virgin"), Me cago en la hostia ("I shit on the Host"), Me cago en tu madre (lit. "I shit on your mother"), Cágate en tu madre (lit. the command "Shit on your mother"), ¡Me cago en la leche! (lit. "I shit in the milk!"). This video essay is meant to demonstrate a selection of the most popular blasphemies and insults used in Spain.