Season 3 · Episode 12
Bluey
Mum and Dad vow to only finish their boring housework when the kids stop acting silly, but that's never going to happen, so they end up trying the same approach themselves.

From the verb 'largarse', which means to leave quickly or to take off. It signals an urgent or sneaky desire to escape a situation, stronger and more playful than simply 'vámonos'.
Literally the command used to urge horses forward. Used informally to motivate someone or oneself to get moving, with a lighthearted or playful tone.
Used before a noun or name to mean 'in the manner/style of'. It is a fixed colloquial construction; the meaning cannot be reliably guessed from 'a' plus 'lo' alone without knowing this pattern.