Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Corazones de Piedra, artist - Canserbero. Album song Guía Para la Acción, in the genre Латиноамериканская музыка
Date of issue: 07.04.2016
Song language: Spanish
Corazones de Piedra(original) |
Escucha bien, interpreta |
Corazones hechos de piedra |
Son las dos en punto del lunes en la madrugada |
Carlos debe patrullar de noche toda esta semana |
Tiene un hijo que ama y una esposa que finge quererla |
Los tres usan corazones de piedra |
Se viste y se va en su patrulla policíaca |
A lucir su placa y matracar a todo el que pasa |
Ya una hora pasa y consigue juntá' una paca |
Que seguramente gastará con putas en la tasca |
Se hacen las tres y cuarto, Carlos acelera el paso |
Pasa por una esquina y escucha a un muchacho gritando |
Lo estaban asaltando, él solo echa un corto vistazo |
Sin embargo, no hizo caso y siguió manejando |
Rumbo al burdel más caro es que se dirigía |
Mientras conducía nota que un taxi de cerca lo seguía |
«Quizá son vainas mías» es todo lo que él decía |
Llegó al sitio y pagó la mejor prostituta que había |
Se fue con ella al cuarto, es una rubia de infarto |
Entre sus piernas prueba el tacto y comienza el acto |
Pero, en menos de un minuto, escucha unos pasos que entran al cuarto |
Carlos sintió un balazo y murió ipso facto |
(So you think my heart’s made of stone) |
Corazones hechos de piedra |
(So you think my heart’s made of stone) |
Vivir una noche y morir en medio de ella |
(So you think my heart’s made of stone) |
Corazones hechos de piedra |
(So you think my heart’s made of stone) |
Segunda escena |
Son las dos menos quince del lunes en la madrugada |
Es la noche de la mujer de Carlos que antes que él se para |
Y hace algo de comer, deja su ropa planchada |
Media hora después él se va y ella sigue en la cama |
Comienza el drama, los celos, la paranoia casi |
«Siga despacio a esa patrulla» le dijo al del taxi |
Una hora estuvieron mirándolo tranquilo |
Luego siguiéndolo hasta que llegaron a un prostíbulo |
Acto seguido suena su teléfono |
Era su hijo al que le dijo «ahora no puedo» y le colgó |
Quizás no habló por la ira de saber lo que vería |
Así que entró, preguntó por Carlos el policía |
Pagó lo que tenía por la llave que abriría el cerrojo |
Del cuarto donde con gozo le era infiel su esposo |
Entró y en menos de un minuto sintió el enojo |
Del bolso sacó un arma y disparó a Carlos entre sus ojos |
(So you think my heart’s made of stone) |
Corazones hechos de piedra |
(So you think my heart’s made of stone) |
Vivir una noche y terminarla entre rejas |
(So you think my heart’s made of stone) |
Corazones hechos de piedra |
(So you think my heart’s made of stone) |
Tercera escena |
Son las dos y treinta del lunes en la madrugada |
Hora en que comienza la noche del hijo que en su almohada |
Esconde la marihuana que fuma siempre |
Se despierta y se da cuenta de que en su casa no hay gente |
Así que llama al que le vende y cuadra un trueque |
A las tres y cuarto en la esquina han de verse para abastecerse |
El joven llega puntualmente y de repente |
Siente un cañón en su frente del jíbaro que trampa le tiende |
Le dice «dame la cartera, el reloj y las prendas» |
Cuando ve que pasa una patrulla en medio 'e la contienda |
Era el padre del joven que sigue de largo |
Mientras jíbaro le suelta disparos al pecho y a la pierna |
Toma el teléfono con su último aliento |
Llama a su madre con la esperanza de que venga a socorrerlo |
Al atenderlo, fue lo último que escuchó |
La voz de la misma diciendo «no puedo», y luego colgó |
(So you think my heart’s made of stone) |
Corazones hechos de piedra |
(So you think my heart’s made of stone) |
La misma noche, tres formas distintas de verla |
(So you think my heart’s made of stone) |
Un joven agoniza mientras |
(So you think my heart’s made of stone) |
Su madre mata a su padre y queda entre rejas |
Vivimos en un mundo de piedra, es difícil |
Narrado por el Canserbero, DJ Wak |
(translation) |
Listen well, interpret |
hearts made of stone |
It's two o'clock on Monday morning |
Carlos must patrol at night all this week |
She has a son he loves and a wife who pretends to love her. |
All three wear hearts of stone |
She gets dressed and leaves in her police car |
To show off his badge and rattle everyone who passes by |
An hour passes and get together a paca |
That she will surely spend with whores in the tavern |
It's quarter past three, Carlos quickens his pace |
He goes around a corner and hears a boy yelling |
He was being mugged, he just takes a short look |
However, he ignored it and continued driving. |
Heading to the most expensive brothel is where he was headed |
While he was driving, he notices that a nearby taxi was following him. |
"Maybe it's my pods" is all he said |
He came to the site and paid the best prostitute he had |
He went with her to the room, she's a heart-stopping blonde |
Between his legs he tries the touch and the act begins |
But, in less than a minute, he hears footsteps entering the room. |
Carlos felt a bullet and died ipso facto |
(So you think my heart's made of stone) |
hearts made of stone |
(So you think my heart's made of stone) |
Live one night and die in the middle of it |
(So you think my heart's made of stone) |
hearts made of stone |
(So you think my heart's made of stone) |
Second scene |
It's fifteen to two on Monday morning |
It is the night of Carlos's wife who before he stops |
And he makes something to eat, he leaves his clothes ironed |
Half an hour later he leaves and she is still in bed |
The drama begins, the jealousy, the paranoia almost |
"Follow that patrol slowly" he told the taxi driver |
An hour they were looking at him calmly |
Then following him until they reached a brothel |
Then his phone rings |
It was his son to whom he said "I can't now" and hung up |
Perhaps he did not speak out of anger knowing what he would see |
So he went in, asked for Carlos the policeman |
He paid what he had for the key that would open the lock |
Of the room where with joy her husband was unfaithful |
She walked in and in less than a minute she felt the anger |
From her bag she took out a gun and shot Carlos between the eyes. |
(So you think my heart's made of stone) |
hearts made of stone |
(So you think my heart's made of stone) |
Live one night and end it behind bars |
(So you think my heart's made of stone) |
hearts made of stone |
(So you think my heart's made of stone) |
Third scene |
It's two thirty on Monday morning |
Time that the night of the son begins that on his pillow |
Hide the marijuana that you always smoke |
He wakes up and realizes that there are no people in his house. |
So he calls the one who sells him and settles a barter |
At a quarter past three on the corner they have to meet to stock up |
The young man arrives punctually and suddenly |
He feels a cannon on his forehead from the jíbaro who traps him |
He tells her "give me the wallet, the watch and the clothes" |
When he sees a patrol pass in the middle of the fight |
He was the father of the young man who follows by |
While jíbaro fires shots at his chest and leg |
He picks up the phone with his dying breath |
He calls his mother about him in the hope that she will come to his rescue. |
When attending him, it was the last thing she heard |
The same voice saying "I can't", and then she hung up |
(So you think my heart's made of stone) |
hearts made of stone |
(So you think my heart's made of stone) |
The same night, three different ways of seeing it |
(So you think my heart's made of stone) |
A young man is dying while |
(So you think my heart's made of stone) |
His mother kills his father and is behind bars |
We live in a world of stone, it's hard |
Narrated by Canserbero, DJ Wak |