Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Pasando El Puente, artist - Camarón De La Isla. Album song Discografía Completa, in the genre Латиноамериканская музыка
Date of issue: 29.11.2018
Record label: Universal Music Spain
Song language: Spanish
Pasando El Puente(original) |
A un anciano le pegué |
Porque me faltó en la calle |
Y al año, cuando me enteré |
Que ese hombre era mi padre |
Gotas de sangre lloré |
Porque me viene de herencia |
De unos gitanos honraos |
Y de familia canastera |
Y yo siempre estare a tu lao |
Y no me iré de tu vera |
La Niña era |
La Niña era canastera |
Y la que me quería |
Y no se iba de mi vera |
Ni hablando ni platicando |
Mis penas consuelo sienten |
Na más que me estés mirando |
La que me lavó el pañuelo |
Fue una gitanita mora |
Mora de la morería |
Me lo lavó en agua fría |
Me lo tendió en el romero |
Y le canté por bulerías |
Mientras se secó el pañuelo |
El Sol lleva su carrera |
Que no me pongas tu mano |
Que nadie me quitará |
De que yo te quiera |
Las estrellas se asombraron |
De ver de pasar a una perla |
Morena, guapa, gitana |
Que del cielo habían llamao |
Viejo mundo |
Que el caballo blanco y negro |
Del día y de la noche |
Atraviesa al galope |
Eres el triste palacio |
Donde cien príncipes soñaron con la gloria |
Donde cien reyes soñaron con el amor |
Y se despertaron llorando |
Llevo el no que me diste |
En la palma de la mano |
Como un limón de cera |
Como un limón casi blanco |
Con roca de pedernal |
Yo me he hecho un candelero |
Pa yo poderme alumbrar |
Porque yo más luz no quiero |
Yo vivo en la oscuridad |
Voy siguiendo una a una |
Las estrellas de los cielos |
Entre rojas y amarillas |
Bajo la luz del silencio |
Una noche tan fría |
Y oscura de terciopelo |
Cuando puso por mantilla |
Su mata de pelo negro |
Se estrelló junto a la mía |
Su boca dándome besos |
Y hasta lloró de alegría |
Y a la |
Orilla de un río |
Yo me voy solo |
Y yo me pongo a coger varetas |
Por la mañana temprano |
Me pongo y hago mi cesta |
Vente conmigo a mi casa |
Que esta a la vera de un río |
Y entre varetas y cañas |
Nacen rosales bravíos |
Toma la chaqueta |
Y dame los calzones |
(translation) |
I hit an old man |
Because he missed me on the street |
And a year later, when I found out |
That man was my father |
drops of blood I cried |
Because he comes from inheritance |
Of some honorable gypsies |
And from a canastero family |
And I will always be by your side |
And I will not leave your side |
the girl was |
The girl was a canastera |
and the one who loved me |
And she didn't leave my side |
neither talking nor talking |
My sorrows consolation feel |
No more than you're looking at me |
The one who washed my handkerchief |
She was a black gypsy |
Blackberry from the Morería |
She washed it for me in cold water |
She handed it to me in the rosemary |
And I sang him por bulerías |
While the handkerchief dried |
The Sun leads his career |
Don't put your hand on me |
that no one will take away from me |
that I love you |
the stars were amazed |
From seeing to passing to a pearl |
brunette, pretty, gypsy |
That they had called from heaven |
The old world |
That the black and white horse |
of day and night |
gallop across |
You are the sad palace |
Where a hundred princes dreamed of glory |
Where a hundred kings dreamed of love |
And they woke up crying |
I carry the no that you gave me |
In the palm of the hand |
Like a wax lemon |
Like an almost white lemon |
With flint rock |
I have made myself a candlestick |
For me to be able to light up |
Because I don't want more light |
I live in the dark |
I'm following one by one |
the stars of the heavens |
between red and yellow |
Under the light of silence |
such a cold night |
And dark velvet |
When she put on the mantilla |
His mop of black hair |
She crashed next to mine |
His mouth of him giving me kisses |
And even she cried with joy |
Yet the |
bank of a river |
I'm going alone |
And I start to take double crochet |
Early in the morning |
I put on and make my basket |
come with me to my house |
That is by the side of a river |
And between varetas and reeds |
Wild rose bushes are born |
take the jacket |
And give me the panties |