Translation of the song lyrics Bazkaldurikan bapo bapo + din don - Kepa Junkera

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