| Cai, because of the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai, | 
| Cai, who wakes up in the morning fills my sky with women from Cadiz, oh Cai, | 
| Cai, because of the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai, | 
| Cai, who wakes up in the morning, fills my sky with women from Cadiz, | 
| The girls dance and the port in moonlight with its embroidered foam dress, oh Cai. | 
| When will I be able to return to shut myself up with you in a patio, | 
| Let the wind among the pots whistle for tangos, | 
| At last my people will see, at last I will see myself on the streets, I will die for him, | 
| I want to go back… | 
| Cai, for the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai. | 
| Eh pá we two have my Cai with forgiveness, | 
| And to those who wonder what that corner has... | 
| Niña Cai drinks the sun that is in the marine breeze, | 
| And that she mends your heart with the darkest smile. | 
| Cai, when you're not here, since it's worth it from sea to sea, my Cai, | 
| Cai, when it gets dark when you fall asleep I look at you and lose you, | 
| oh my Cai. | 
| When will I be able to return to shut myself up with you in a patio, | 
| Let the wind among the pots whistle for tangos, | 
| At last my people will see, at last I will see myself on the streets, I will die for him, | 
| I want to go back… | 
| My Cai, early in the morning, as it smells like salt, my Cai, | 
| Eh pá we two have my Cai with forgiveness, | 
| And to those who wonder what that corner has... | 
| Niña Cai drinks the sun that is in the marine breeze, | 
| And that mends your heart with the darkest smile. (4 times) Cai, | 
| because of the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai, | 
| Cai, who wakes up in the morning fills my sky with women from Cadiz, oh Cai, | 
| Cai, because of the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai, | 
| Cai, who wakes up in the morning, fills my sky with women from Cadiz, | 
| The girls dance and the port in moonlight with its embroidered foam dress, oh Cai. | 
| When will I be able to return to shut myself up with you in a patio, | 
| Let the wind among the pots whistle for tangos, | 
| At last my people will see, at last I will see myself on the streets, I will die for him, | 
| I want to go back… | 
| Cai, for the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai. | 
| Eh pá we two have my Cai with forgiveness, | 
| And to those who wonder what that corner has... | 
| Niña Cai drinks the sun that is in the marine breeze, | 
| And that mends your heart with the darkest smile. | 
| Cai, when you're not here, since it's worth it from sea to sea, my Cai, | 
| Cai, when it gets dark when you fall asleep I look at you and lose you, | 
| oh my Cai. | 
| When will I be able to return to shut myself up with you in a patio, | 
| Let the wind among the pots whistle for tangos, | 
| At last my people will see, at last I will see myself on the streets, I will die for him, | 
| I want to go back… | 
| My Cai, early in the morning, as it smells like salt, my Cai, | 
| Eh pá we two have my Cai with forgiveness, | 
| And to those who wonder what that corner has... | 
| Niña Cai drinks the sun that is in the marine breeze, | 
| And that mends your heart with the darkest smile. (4 times) Cai, | 
| because of the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai, | 
| Cai, who wakes up in the morning fills my sky with women from Cadiz, oh Cai, | 
| Cai, because of the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai, | 
| Cai, who wakes up in the morning, fills my sky with women from Cadiz, | 
| The girls dance and the port in moonlight with its embroidered foam dress, oh Cai. | 
| When will I be able to return to shut myself up with you in a patio, | 
| Let the wind among the pots whistle for tangos, | 
| At last my people will see, at last I will see myself on the streets, I will die for him, | 
| I want to go back… | 
| Cai, for the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai. | 
| Eh pá we two have my Cai with forgiveness, | 
| And to those who wonder what that corner has... | 
| Niña Cai drinks the sun that is in the marine breeze, | 
| And that mends your heart with the darkest smile. | 
| Cai, when you're not here, since it's worth it from sea to sea, my Cai, | 
| Cai, when it gets dark when you fall asleep I look at you and lose you, | 
| oh my Cai. | 
| When will I be able to return to shut myself up with you in a patio, | 
| Let the wind among the pots whistle for tangos, | 
| At last my people will see, at last I will see myself on the streets, I will die for him, | 
| I want to go back… | 
| My Cai, early in the morning, as it smells like salt, my Cai, | 
| Eh pá we two have my Cai with forgiveness, | 
| And to those who wonder what that corner has... | 
| Niña Cai drinks the sun that is in the marine breeze, | 
| And that she mends your heart with the darkest smile (4 times) Cai, | 
| because of the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai, | 
| Cai, who wakes up in the morning fills my sky with women from Cadiz, oh Cai, | 
| Cai, because of the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai, | 
| Cai, who wakes up in the morning, fills my sky with women from Cadiz, | 
| The girls dance and the port in moonlight with its embroidered foam dress, oh Cai. | 
| When will I be able to return to shut myself up with you in a patio, | 
| Let the wind among the pots whistle for tangos, | 
| At last my people will see, at last I will see myself on the streets, I will die for him, | 
| I want to go back… | 
| Cai, for the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai. | 
| Eh pá we two have my Cai with forgiveness, | 
| And to those who wonder what that corner has... | 
| Niña Cai drinks the sun that is in the marine breeze, | 
| And that mends your heart with the darkest smile. | 
| Cai, when you're not here, since it's worth it from sea to sea, my Cai, | 
| Cai, when it gets dark when you fall asleep I look at you and lose you, | 
| oh my Cai. | 
| When will I be able to return to shut myself up with you in a patio, | 
| Let the wind among the pots whistle for tangos, | 
| At last my people will see, at last I will see myself on the streets, I will die for him, | 
| I want to go back… | 
| My Cai, early in the morning, as it smells like salt, my Cai, | 
| Eh pá we two have my Cai with forgiveness, | 
| And to those who wonder what that corner has... | 
| Niña Cai drinks the sun that is in the marine breeze, | 
| And that mends your heart with the darkest smile. (4 times) Cai, | 
| because of the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai, | 
| Cai, who wakes up in the morning fills my sky with women from Cadiz, oh Cai, | 
| Cai, because of the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai, | 
| Cai, who wakes up in the morning, fills my sky with women from Cadiz, | 
| The girls dance and the port in moonlight with its embroidered foam dress, oh Cai. | 
| When will I be able to return to shut myself up with you in a patio, | 
| Let the wind among the pots whistle for tangos, | 
| At last my people will see, at last I will see myself on the streets, I will die for him, | 
| I want to go back… | 
| Cai, for the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai. | 
| Eh pá we two have my Cai with forgiveness, | 
| And to those who wonder what that corner has... | 
| Niña Cai drinks the sun that is in the marine breeze, | 
| And that mends your heart with the darkest smile. | 
| Cai, when you're not here, since it's worth it from sea to sea, my Cai, | 
| Cai, when it gets dark when you fall asleep I look at you and lose you, | 
| oh my Cai. | 
| When will I be able to return to shut myself up with you in a patio, | 
| Let the wind among the pots whistle for tangos, | 
| At last my people will see, at last I will see myself on the streets, I will die for him, | 
| I want to go back… | 
| My Cai, early in the morning, as it smells like salt, my Cai, | 
| Eh pá we two have my Cai with forgiveness, | 
| And to those who wonder what that corner has... | 
| Niña Cai drinks the sun that is in the marine breeze, | 
| And that mends your heart with the darkest smile. (4 times) Cai, | 
| because of the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai, | 
| Cai, who wakes up in the morning fills my sky with women from Cadiz, oh Cai, | 
| Cai, because of the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai, | 
| Cai, who wakes up in the morning, fills my sky with women from Cadiz, | 
| The girls dance and the port in moonlight with its embroidered foam dress, oh Cai. | 
| When will I be able to return to shut myself up with you in a patio, | 
| Let the wind among the pots whistle for tangos, | 
| At last my people will see, at last I will see myself on the streets, I will die for him, | 
| I want to go back… | 
| Cai, for the magrugá, how it smells like salt to me, my Cai. | 
| Eh pá we two have my Cai with forgiveness, | 
| And to those who wonder what that corner has... | 
| Niña Cai drinks the sun that is in the marine breeze, | 
| And that mends your heart with the darkest smile. | 
| Cai, when you're not here, since it's worth it from sea to sea, my Cai, | 
| Cai, when it gets dark when you fall asleep I look at you and lose you, | 
| oh my Cai. | 
| When will I be able to return to shut myself up with you in a patio, | 
| Let the wind among the pots whistle for tangos, | 
| At last my people will see, at last I will see myself on the streets, I will die for him, | 
| I want to go back… | 
| My Cai, early in the morning, as it smells like salt, my Cai, | 
| Eh pá we two have my Cai with forgiveness, | 
| And to those who wonder what that corner has... | 
| Niña Cai drinks the sun that is in the marine breeze, | 
| And that mends your heart with the darkest smile. | 
| (4 times) |