Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Chiquilin de Bachin, artist - Astor Piazzolla. Album song Piazzolla & Amelita Baltar, in the genre Латиноамериканская музыка
Date of issue: 20.02.2006
Record label: Trova Industrias Musicales
Song language: Spanish
Chiquilin de Bachin(original) |
Por las noches, cara sucia |
de angelito con bluyín, |
vende rosas por las mesas |
del boliche de Bachín. |
Si la luna brilla |
sobre la parrilla, |
come luna y pan de hollín… |
Cada día en su tristeza |
que no quiere amanecer, |
lo madruga un seis de enero |
con la estrella del revés; |
y tres reyes gatos |
roban sus zapatos, |
uno izquierdo y el otro… también! |
Chiquilín, |
dame un ramo de voz, |
así salgo a vender |
mis vergüenzas en flor. |
Baleáme con tres rosas |
que duelan a cuenta |
del hambre que no te entendí, |
Chiquilín… |
Cuando el sol pone a los pibes |
delantales de aprender, |
el aprende cuanto cero |
le quedaba por saber; |
y a su madre mira, |
yira que te yira, |
pero no la quiere ver… |
Cada aurora, en la basura, |
con un pan y un tallarín, |
se fabrica un barrilete |
para irse… y sigue aquí! |
Es un hombre extraño, |
— niño de mil años — |
que por dentro le enreda el piolín… |
Chiquilín, |
dame un ramo de voz, |
así salgo a vender |
mis vergüenzas en flor. |
Baleáme con tres rosas |
que duelan a cuenta |
del hambre que no te entendí, |
Chiquilín… |
(translation) |
At night, dirty face |
as a little angel with blue jeans, |
sell roses by the tables |
from the Bachín bowling alley. |
If the moon shines |
on the grill, |
eat moon and soot bread… |
Every day in your sadness |
who does not want dawn, |
he gets up early on the sixth of January |
with the star upside down; |
and three cat kings |
They steal your shoes |
one left and the other… too! |
little boy, |
give me a bouquet of voice, |
so I go out to sell |
my embarrassments in bloom. |
Shoot me with three roses |
that hurt on account |
of the hunger that I did not understand you, |
Little boy… |
When the sun sets the kids |
learning aprons, |
he learns how much zero |
it remained for him to know; |
and his mother looks at him, |
yira que te yira, |
but he doesn't want to see her... |
Every dawn, in the garbage, |
with a bread and a noodle, |
a kite is made |
to go… and still here! |
He is a strange man |
— thousand-year-old boy — |
that inside he gets tangled up by the string… |
little boy, |
give me a bouquet of voice, |
so I go out to sell |
my embarrassments in bloom. |
Shoot me with three roses |
that hurt on account |
of the hunger that I did not understand you, |
Little boy… |