Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Hotel Dulce Hotel, artist - Joaquín Sabina. Album song Volverte a Ver, in the genre Латиноамериканская музыка
Date of issue: 23.06.2019
Record label: Boltagemusical
Song language: Spanish
Hotel Dulce Hotel(original) |
Pedí dos camas con ventanas al mar, |
mejor que salgas sola del ascensor, |
conozco un chino cerca para cenar, |
inventa un nombre falso y déjalo en recepción, |
le he dicho al camarero que nos suba champán, |
un siglo y tres minutos, ¿cuándo vas a llegar? |
Prepararé un canuto bien cargado en tu honor, |
la llave está en la puerta, cuarto setenta y dos. |
Hotel, dulce hotel, |
hogar, triste hogar, |
estatuas de sal, |
habitación con vistas a tu piel. |
Tal vez se deje seducir el azar, |
abriga más cuando es furtivo el amor, |
con seis ducados arrugados y un par |
de botas medio rotas se camina mejor; |
te besaré la nuca mientras miras saltar |
las olas entre las farolas del malecón, |
ponte el liguero que por reyes te regalé, |
ven a la cama, nos persigue el amanecer. |
Hotel, dulce hotel, |
hogar, triste hogar, |
estatuas de sal, |
habitación con vistas a tu piel. |
Tú sabes que en el purgatorio no hay |
amor doméstico con muebles de skay, |
no es que no quiera, es que no quiero querer, |
echarle leña al fuego del hogar y el deber, |
la llama que me quema cada vez que te veo |
me dice que es absurdo programar el deseo, |
al cabo de unos años estaríamos los dos |
adultos y aburridos frente al televisor. |
Hotel, dulce hotel, |
hogar, triste hogar, |
estatuas de sal, |
habitación con vistas a tu piel. |
(translation) |
I asked for two beds with windows to the sea, |
You better get out of the elevator alone |
I know a Chinese nearby for dinner, |
make up a fake name and leave it at reception, |
I told the waiter to bring us champagne, |
a century and three minutes, when are you going to arrive? |
I will prepare a well loaded joint in your honor, |
the key is in the door, room seventy-two. |
Hotel, sweet hotel, |
home, sad home, |
salt statues, |
room with a view of your skin. |
Perhaps chance will be seduced, |
shelters more when love is furtive, |
with six wrinkled ducats and a couple |
half-torn boots walk better; |
I'll kiss the back of your neck while you watch jump |
the waves between the lampposts of the boardwalk, |
put on the garter belt that I gave you for kings, |
come to bed, dawn haunts us. |
Hotel, sweet hotel, |
home, sad home, |
salt statues, |
room with a view of your skin. |
You know that in purgatory there is no |
domestic love with skay furniture, |
It's not that I don't want to, it's that I don't want to want to, |
add fuel to the fire of home and duty, |
the flame that burns me every time I see you |
He tells me that it is absurd to program the desire, |
after a few years we would both be |
adults and bored in front of the television. |
Hotel, sweet hotel, |
home, sad home, |
salt statues, |
room with a view of your skin. |