Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song El Canciller, artist - ANTONIO AGUILAR.
Date of issue: 31.12.1989
Song language: Spanish
El Canciller(original) |
Con mucho gusto y contento |
Con mucho gusto y placer |
Voy a cantar el corrido |
Del caballo Canciller |
Voy a cantar estos versos |
Con mi sombrero en la mano |
El día 15 del presente |
Las carreras de caballos |
Es un caballo retinto |
Alzado de las enancas |
Por señas particulares |
Tiene las patitas blancas |
De la capital vinieron |
También de Guadalajara |
Entró el caballo y salió |
Con la mantilla marcada |
Llegó el contrario del dueño |
Un caballo colorado |
Dando dinero tronchado |
Que lo corrieran los charros |
Tostones a 4 reales |
Y pesos a 25 |
Todo el que vaya a la contra |
De ese caballo retinto |
Ahí le va, Jaimito Cuevas |
Tarro de Guadalajara, ¡ah! |
Mi amigo |
Caballos a las carreras |
Los corredores tendidos |
Lo' que apostaban dinero |
Estaban descoloridos |
Año del 1900 |
Año del 83 |
En ese llano del 4 |
Ha ganado El Canciller |
Ya me voy pa' Atotonilco |
Arandas y San Miguel |
Aquí se acaba el corrido |
Del caballo Canciller |
(translation) |
With great pleasure and content |
With great pleasure and pleasure |
I'm going to sing the corrido |
Of the horse Chancellor |
I will sing these verses |
With my hat in hand |
On the 15th of the present |
horse racing |
It is a dark horse |
Elevation of the dwarfs |
By private signs |
He has white paws |
From the capital they came |
Also from Guadalajara |
The horse came in and came out |
With the mantilla marked |
The opposite of the owner arrived |
a red horse |
Giving crooked money |
Let the charros run it |
Tostones at 4 reais |
And pesos at 25 |
Anyone who goes against |
Of that dark horse |
There you go, Jaimito Cuevas |
Jar of Guadalajara, ah! |
My friend |
Horses to the races |
The stretched corridors |
What' they bet money |
they were discolored |
year of 1900 |
Year of 83 |
In that plain of 4 |
The Chancellor has won |
I'm leaving for Atotonilco |
Arandas and San Miguel |
Here the corrido ends |
Of the horse Chancellor |