Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Martillos y Ruedas , by - Canserbero. Song from the album Vida, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хопRelease date: 07.04.2016
Song language: Spanish
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Martillos y Ruedas , by - Canserbero. Song from the album Vida, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хопMartillos y Ruedas(original) |
| Hermano, no te dejes decir clase baja, no |
| Levanta tu frente tan alto como puedas |
| La clase baja son esos que viven del pueblo |
| Dando limosnas a la clase obrera |
| Somos el modelo a seguir de las generaciones nuevas |
| We got to move on, we got to move |
| Las piernas de esta patria, somos los martillos y las ruedas |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| Aún no amanece y Juan Pérez sonríe en el bus |
| Pues están a punto 'e graduarse sus dos muchachos menores |
| Desde hace tiempo que no compra pantalones nuevos |
| Y su único apego es la monotonía de sus labores |
| Juan Pérez, como otros señores a simple vista |
| No se parece ni un poco a los pingüinos de revistas |
| Ya se notan viejos sus zapatos y ve que no le dan el trato |
| Que recibe el viejo del cuatro por cuatro |
| Quizás porque no deja tan buenas propinas |
| O porque no usa corbata en el restaurante |
| Donde, por cierto, el vigilante que lo ve de abajo a arriba |
| Vive a a cuatro esquinas y lo conoce de antes |
| A diario Juan vende diarios en las busetas |
| Mientras trata de tocarse las orejas con los labios |
| Él sabe que merece más de lo que gana |
| Pero no se va a quedar en su cama esperando un cambio |
| Hermano, no te dejes decir clase baja, no |
| Levanta tu frente tan alto como puedas |
| La clase baja son esos que viven del pueblo |
| Dando limosnas a la clase obrera |
| Somos el modelo a seguir de las generaciones nuevas |
| We got to move on, we got to move |
| Las piernas de esta patria, somos los martillos y las ruedas |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| Hermano, no te quedes sentado en la cama |
| Que el éxito no va a tocarte la ventana |
| Sube el puño pana, que hay que sembrar árboles hoy |
| Para que nuestros hijos gocen de la sombra mañana |
| Levanta tu espada de la dignidad y sapiencia |
| Carga tus derechos, dispara tu fusil de conciencia |
| Y es que es la ignorancia la que hace a los pueblos pobres |
| Y los hombres de rodillas son más rodillas que hombres |
| Juan Pérez es el campesino, el profesor |
| El de la bodega, el heladero, cualquiera con valor |
| Juan Pérez: el estudiante, el agricultor |
| El periodista, la madre soltera o el madrugador |
| En cambio, la clase baja es la policía |
| Que te dicen «quieto y cédula» en vez de los buenos días |
| Igual que las arpías que para cualquier proceso |
| Olvidan el idioma excepto la frase «¿cuánto hay pa' eso?» |
| La clase más baja son los pobres de empeño |
| Los pobres de esperanza, de amor, de ganas y de sueños |
| La clase baja es cualquiera que quiera |
| Un cambio sin siquiera haber hecho algo por su bandera |
| Hermano, no te dejes decir clase baja, no |
| Levanta tu frente tan alto como puedas (¡Fuerza!) |
| La clase baja son esos que viven del pueblo |
| Dando limosnas a la clase obrera |
| Somos el modelo a seguir de las generaciones nuevas |
| We got to move on, we got to move |
| Las piernas de esta patria, somos los martillos y las ruedas |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| ¡Somos los martillos y las ruedas! |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| ¡Somos los martillos y las ruedas! |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| ¡Somos los martillos y las ruedas! |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| ¡Somos los martillos y las ruedas! |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| ¡Somos los martillos y las ruedas! |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| ¡Somos los martillos y las ruedas! |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| (translation) |
| Brother, don't let yourself say low class, no |
| Raise your forehead as high as you can |
| The lower class are those who live from the town |
| Giving alms to the working class |
| We are the role model for the new generations |
| We got to move on, we got to move |
| The legs of this country, we are the hammers and the wheels |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| It is not yet dawn and Juan Pérez smiles on the bus |
| Well, their two youngest boys are about to graduate |
| I haven't bought new pants in a long time. |
| And her only attachment to him is the monotony of her work |
| Juan Pérez, like other gentlemen at a glance |
| It doesn't look one bit like the penguins in magazines |
| His shoes are already old and he sees that they don't give him the deal |
| That he receives the old four by four |
| Maybe because he doesn't tip so well. |
| Or because he doesn't wear a tie in the restaurant |
| Where, by the way, the watchman who sees it from the bottom up |
| He lives four blocks away and knows him from before |
| Every day Juan sells newspapers in the buses |
| While he tries to touch his ears with his lips |
| He knows that he deserves more than he earns |
| But he's not going to stay in his bed waiting for a change. |
| Brother, don't let yourself say low class, no |
| Raise your forehead as high as you can |
| The lower class are those who live from the town |
| Giving alms to the working class |
| We are the role model for the new generations |
| We got to move on, we got to move |
| The legs of this country, we are the hammers and the wheels |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| Brother, don't just sit on the bed |
| That success is not going to touch your window |
| Raise your fist pana, we have to plant trees today |
| So that our children enjoy the shade tomorrow |
| Raise your sword of dignity and wisdom |
| Load your rights, shoot your conscience rifle |
| And it is ignorance that makes people poor |
| And men on their knees are more knees than men |
| Juan Pérez is the farmer, the teacher |
| The one from the warehouse, the ice cream man, anyone with value |
| Juan Pérez: the student, the farmer |
| The journalist, the single mother or the early riser |
| Instead, the lower class is the police |
| That they tell you "quiet and ID" instead of good morning |
| Just like the harpies that stop any process |
| They forget the language except for the phrase «how much is there for that?» |
| The lowest class are the pawn poor |
| The poor of hope, love, desire and dreams |
| The lower class is anyone who wants |
| A change without even having done anything for your flag |
| Brother, don't let yourself say low class, no |
| Raise your forehead as high as you can (Strength!) |
| The lower class are those who live from the town |
| Giving alms to the working class |
| We are the role model for the new generations |
| We got to move on, we got to move |
| The legs of this country, we are the hammers and the wheels |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| We are the hammers and the wheels! |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| We are the hammers and the wheels! |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| We are the hammers and the wheels! |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| We are the hammers and the wheels! |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| We are the hammers and the wheels! |
| We got to move, we got to move |
| We are the hammers and the wheels! |
| We got to move, we got to move |
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