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Truly remarkable, totally cute, and heart warming for sure.  These are two Yellow-Crowned Amazons, one of the 30 species of Amazon parrots, which are found in South America, Mexico and the Caribbean. So it is only appropriate that the birds in the video are singing in Spanish.  Amazons are renowned for their knack of learning songs that they love and trumpeting them at the top of their voices.  This hymn is ubiquitous in Latin America, and it seems that these birds have heard it sung often, and they clearly enjoy the theatrical quality of the melody.  Notice how they trade different bits of the music, with one bird singing half of a phrase which is then completed by the other bird.  Truly astonishing.   Song: "Alabaré A Mi Señor" ("I Will Praise My Lord")

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