| Conquest!
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| Weros
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| Mounted on beasts and lined with steel, long beards.
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| Gods or demons? |
| Foreign
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| Everyone advances, and among the jungle the smell of death is felt
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| Of children and women, who could not defend themselves,
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| Raped females crying in the mud.
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| Night has fallen in Tenochtitlán,
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| Without feeling the shadows in the night,
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| Aztec warriors surround in silence,
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| Spears and knives on all of them.
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| Silver armor stained with blood,
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| Steel swords rust in the air.
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| cueraperis cuendes,
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| Je vandejshi shi patani,
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| Je no setsi pakarakua,
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| Je no kuratsicua jatiru.
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| Rivers of blood between shadows and sand,
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| No one moves anymore, there is no crying, there is no sorrow.
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| The light of the moon shining in the sky,
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| The wind is felt running silently.
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| The aroma of blood bathing the earth,
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| The smell of bodies, which serve as an offering.
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| Warrior souls shining in the sky,
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| Your cursed souls feed the soil.
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| Smell of slaughter, taste of revenge,
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| A thousand of yours rot, a thousand of mine rest,
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| In the night a humiliated God is heard,
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| A cowardly man like a crying girl.
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| False gods, who came from the east
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| To bring destruction and death,
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| They do not know the pride,
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| Who do not know honor.} |