Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Bazkaldurikan bapo bapo + din don, artist - Kepa Junkera. Album song Etxea, in the genre Европейская музыка
Date of issue: 29.09.2008
Record label: Warner Music Spain
Song language: Basque
Bazkaldurikan bapo bapo + din don(original) |
Bazkaldurikan bapo-bapo |
Goazen bai plazara |
Hantxen egingo degu |
Gogotik algara |
Oraindikan, mutilak |
Tragotxo bat bota |
Bota, bota beste bat |
Oraindikan bota |
Bazkaldurikan bapo-bapo |
Goazen bai plazara |
Hantxen egingo degu |
Gogotik algara |
Tragoarekin zaigu, zaigu |
Barrena pixkortu |
Ez zan gizon makala |
Hau zuena sortu |
Oraindikan, neskatxak |
Tragotxo bat bota |
Bota, bota beste bat |
Oraindikan bota |
Bazkaldurikan bapo-bapo |
Goazen bai plazara |
Hantxen egingo degu |
Gogotik algara |
Oraindikan, mutilak |
Tragotxo bat bota |
Bota, bota beste bat |
Oraindikan bota |
DIN DON |
(C. M. Alberdi) |
Din don, din don, din don |
Orain hameikak |
Din don, din don, din don |
Laster hamabixek |
Dun! |
Jo dik ordu bata |
Din don ordu bixek |
Holako erlojurik |
Ez zaukek Azpeitixek |
Mi tío procurador |
Mi padre alkate |
Mis hermanas maestras |
Conmigo cásate |
Ai! |
Mírame, gaxua! |
Erantzun ezazute |
Zertarako hoiekin |
Ezkontzen zerate? |
Din don… |
Mi aittitte relojero |
Mi tía jostune |
Mi hermano mixionero |
Conmigo cásate |
Ai! |
Mírame, gaxua! |
Erantzun ezazute |
Zertarako hoiekin |
Ezkontzen zerate? |
Din don… |
Gipuzkoa erdian |
Izarraitz menpian |
Urola barrenian |
Azkoitiko herrian |
Ai! |
Mírame, gaxua! |
Erantzun ezazute |
Zertarako hoiekin |
Ezkontzen zerate? |
Din don… |
Después de almorzar bien a gusto |
Vámonos a la plaza |
Allí montaremos |
Una buena juerga |
Esperad, chicos |
Echemos todavía otro traguito |
Echemos, echemos uno más |
Echemos todavía |
Después de almorzar bien a gusto |
Vámonos a la plaza |
Allí montaremos |
Una buena juerga |
El trago nos ha reanimado |
El interior |
No fue un hombre cualquiera |
Quien esto inventó |
Venga, chicas |
Echemos el último traguito |
Echemos, echemos uno más |
Echemos todavía |
Después de almorzar bien a gusto |
Vámonos a la plaza |
Allí montaremos |
Una buena juerga |
(C. M. Alberdi) |
Din-don, din-don |
Ahora son las once |
Din-don, din-don |
Pronto las doce |
¡Dun! |
Dió la una |
Din-don, las dos |
Azpeitia no tiene |
Un reloj como éste |
Mi tío procurador |
Mi padre alcalde |
Mis hermanas maestras |
Cásate conmigo |
¡Ay! |
Mírame, pobrecilla |
Contestadme: |
¿Cómo os casáis |
Con esa gente? |
Din-don… |
Mi abuelo relojero |
Mi tía costurera |
Mi hermano misionero |
Cásate conmigo |
¡Ay! |
Mírame pobrecilla |
Y contestadme: |
¿Cómo os casáis |
Con esa gente? |
Din-don… |
En el centro de Gipuzkoa |
Bajo el Izarraitz |
Bien entrado el valle de Urola |
En el pueblo, pobrecilla |
Y contestadme: |
¿Cómo os casáis |
Con esa gente? |
Din don… |
After having a delicious lunch |
We go to the square |
And there we start up a great party |
Guys, wait! |
let’s take another drink |
Come on, one more drink |
We have to have |
After having a delicious lunch |
We go to the square |
And there we start up a great party |
Our interior has |
Revived with the drink |
Not just any ordinary person |
Has invented this |
Hurry up, girls! |
Let’s have our last drink |
Come on, just one more drink, we must have |
After having a delicious lunch |
We go the square |
And there we start up a great party |
Ding-dong, ding-dong, ding-dong |
Now it is eleven |
Ding dong, ding dong |
Soon it will be noon, (twelve) |
DONG, It’s one |
Ding -dong, two |
Azpeitia has not |
A watch like this |
My uncle, attorney |
My father, mayor |
My sisters, teachers |
Marry me! |
Oh, just look at me you poor thing |
Answer me |
How is it possible you have married to those people? |
Ding-Dong… |
My grandfather, watchmaker |
My aunt, seamstress |
My brother, missionary |
Marry me! |
Oh, just look at me you poor thing |
And answer me: |
How is it possible you have married to those people? |
Ding-Dong… |
At the heart of Gipuzkoa |
Under the Izarraitz |
Deep inside the valley of Urola |
In the village, you poor thing |
Answer me; |
How is it possible you have married to those people? |
Ding-Dong… |
(translation) |
Bapo-bapo at lunch |
Let's go to the square |
We'll do it there |
Laughter |
Still, guys |
Have a drink |
Throw, throw another |
Throw it away |
Bapo-bapo at lunch |
Let's go to the square |
We'll do it there |
Laughter |
We have a drink, we have it |
Slow down |
He was not a poor man |
This is what he created |
Still, girls |
Have a drink |
Throw, throw another |
Throw it away |
Bapo-bapo at lunch |
Let's go to the square |
We'll do it there |
Laughter |
Still, guys |
Have a drink |
Throw, throw another |
Throw it away |
FROM DON |
(C. M. Alberdi) |
From don, from don, from don |
It's eleven o'clock |
From don, from don, from don |
Soon to be twelve |
Dun! |
It's one o'clock |
Din don bixek hours |
Such a clock |
You don't have Azpeitix |
My solicitor uncle |
My father is mayor |
My sister teachers |
You marry me |
Ai! |
Look at me, you bastard! |
Answer me |
Why with them |
Did you get married? |
This don… |
I aittitte watchmaker |
My aunt sews |
My missionary brother |
You marry me |
Ai! |
Look at me, you bastard! |
Answer me |
Why with them |
Did you get married? |
This don… |
In the center of Gipuzkoa |
Under the stars |
In the heart of Urola |
In the town of Azkoitia |
Ai! |
Look at me, you bastard! |
Answer me |
Why with them |
Did you get married? |
This don… |
After a good lunch |
Let's go to the square |
We will ride there |
A good party |
Wait, guys |
Let's take another sip |
Let's throw, let's throw one more |
Let's throw it away |
After a good lunch |
Let's go to the square |
We will ride there |
A good party |
The drink has revived us |
The interior |
He wasn't just any man |
Who invented this |
Come on, girls |
Let's take the last sip |
Let's throw, let's throw one more |
Let's throw it away |
After a good lunch |
Let's go to the square |
We will ride there |
A good party |
(C. M. Alberdi) |
Din-don, din-don |
It's eleven o'clock |
Din-don, din-don |
It's twelve o'clock soon |
One! |
He said one o'clock |
Din-don, two o'clock |
Azpeitia does not have |
A watch like this |
My solicitor uncle |
My father mayor |
My sister teachers |
Marry me |
Alas! |
Look at me, poor thing |
Answer me: |
How do you marry them |
With those people? |
This don |
I'm a watchmaker grandfather |
My aunt seamstress |
My missionary brother |
Marry me |
Alas! |
Look at me poor thing |
And answer me: |
How do you marry them |
With those people? |
This don |
In the center of Gipuzkoa |
Bajo el Izarraitz |
Well into the Urola Valley |
In the village, poor thing |
And answer me: |
How do you marry them |
With those people? |
This don… |
After having a delicious lunch |
We go to the square |
And there we start up a great party |
Guys, wait! |
let’s take another drink |
Come on, one more drink |
We have to have |
After having a delicious lunch |
We go to the square |
And there we start up a great party |
Our interior has |
Revived with the drink |
Not just any ordinary person |
Has invented this |
Hurry up, girls! |
Let’s have our last drink |
Come on, just one more drink, we must have |
After having a delicious lunch |
We go the square |
And there we start up a great party |
Ding-dong, ding-dong, ding-dong |
Now it is eleven |
Ding dong, ding dong |
Soon it will be noon, (twelve) |
DONG, It’s one |
Ding -dong, two |
Azpeitia has not |
A watch like this |
My uncle, attorney |
My father, major |
My sisters, teachers |
Marry me! |
Oh, just look at me you poor thing |
Answer me |
How is it possible you have married to those people? |
Ding-Dong |
My grandfather, watchmaker |
My aunt, seamstress |
My brother, missionary |
Marry me! |
Oh, just look at me you poor thing |
And answer me: |
How is it possible you have married to those people? |
Ding-Dong |
At the heart of Gipuzkoa |
Under the Star |
Deep inside the valley of Urola |
In the village, you poor thing |
Answer me; |
How is it possible you have married to those people? |
Ding-Dong |