Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song El Campeon , by - ANTONIO AGUILAR. Release date: 06.06.2006
Song language: Spanish
El Campeon(original) |
| 45 mil pesos |
| Me dieron por mi caballo |
| Creia que habia robado |
| Pero estaba equivocado |
| Porque despues lo vendieron |
| En un precio exagerado |
| Se lo llevaron pal norte |
| De los Estados Unidos |
| Despues por todito el mundo |
| De hipodromos conocidos |
| Alcanzando el campeonato |
| Sobre caballos muy finos |
| Pero un dia quiso el destino |
| Que yo lo viera correr |
| Jugaban una fortuna |
| Y el cuaco me alcanzo a ver |
| Y relinchando me dijo |
| Que ahi queria perder |
| Cuando perdio se escucharon |
| Insultos con el caballo |
| Su dueño grito enojado |
| Se vende este desgrasiado |
| Y yo le di 100 mil pesos |
| Llevandomelo a mi lado |
| Caundo llegamos al rancho |
| Muy alegre retozaba |
| Reconociendo los campos |
| Donde conmigo se criara |
| Y muy feliz mi caballo |
| De vez en cuando entrenaba |
| Volvio a correr mi caballo |
| Y fue de nuevo el campeon |
| Haciendome millonario |
| Y dandome una leccion |
| Amigo que es verdadero |
| Nunca le juegues traicion |
| (translation) |
| 45 thousand pesos |
| they gave me for my horse |
| I thought I had stolen |
| but i was wrong |
| Because later they sold it |
| at an exaggerated price |
| They took him to the north |
| From United States |
| After all the world |
| From known racecourses |
| reaching the championship |
| On very fine horses |
| But one day fate wanted |
| That I saw him run |
| played a fortune |
| And the cuaco managed to see me |
| And neighing he told me |
| that I wanted to lose there |
| When he lost they were heard |
| Insults with the horse |
| His owner shouted angrily at him |
| This slob is for sale |
| And I gave him 100 thousand pesos |
| taking him by my side |
| When we got to the ranch |
| very happy frolicked |
| Recognizing the fields |
| where he would grow up with me |
| And very happy my horse |
| From time to time he trained |
| I ran my horse again |
| And he was again the champion |
| making me a millionaire |
| and giving me a lesson |
| friend that is true |
| never play treason |