Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Canción Del Pirata, artist - Dark Moor. Album song Ancestral Romance, in the genre Эпический метал
Date of issue: 06.05.2010
Record label: Maldito
Song language: Spanish
Canción Del Pirata(original) |
Con diez cañones por banda* |
Viento en popa, a toda vela, |
No corta el mar, sino vuela |
Un velero bergatín. |
Bajel pirata que llaman, |
Por su bravura, El Temido, |
En todo mar conocido |
Del uno al otro confín. |
Navega, velero mío |
Sin temor, |
Que ni enemigo navío |
Ni tormenta, ni bonanza |
Tu rumbo a torcer alcanza, |
Ni a sujetar tu valor. |
Veinte presas |
Hemos hecho |
A despecho |
Del inglés |
Y han rendido |
Sus pendones |
Cien naciones |
A mis pies. |
Que es mi barco mi tesoro, |
Que es mi dios la libertad, |
Mi ley, la fuerza y el viento, |
Mi única patria, la mar. |
La luna en el mar riela |
En la lona gime el viento, |
Y alza en blando movimiento |
Olas de plata y azul; |
Y va el capitán pirata, |
Cantando alegre en la popa, |
Asia a un lado, al otro Europa, |
Y alláa su frente Istambul: |
Allámuevan feroz guerra |
Ciegos reyes |
Por un palmo más de tierra; |
Que yo aquítengo por mío |
Cuanto abarca el mar bravío, |
A quien nadie impuso leyes. |
Y no hay playa, |
Sea cualquiera, |
Ni bandera |
De esplendor, |
Que no sienta |
Mi derecho |
Y dépechos mi valor. |
En las presas |
yo divido |
lo cogido |
por igual; |
sólo quiero |
por riqueza |
la belleza |
sin rival. |
Que es mi barco mi tesoro, |
que es mi dios la libertad, |
mi ley, la fuerza y el viento, |
mi única patria, la mar. |
¡Sentenciado estoy a muerte! |
Yo me ríono |
no me abandone la suerte, |
y al mismo que me condena, |
colgaréde alguna antena, |
quizáen su propio navío. |
Y si caigo, |
?qués la vida? |
Por perdida |
ya la di, |
cuando el yugo |
del esclavo, |
como un bravo, |
sacudí. |
Y del trueno |
al son violento, |
y del viento |
al rebramar, |
yo me duermo |
sosegado, |
arrullado |
por el mar. |
Que es mi barco mi tesoro, |
que es mi dios la libertad, |
mi ley, la fuerza y el viento, |
mi única patria, la mar |
(translation) |
With ten cannonry per band* |
Wind in their sails, |
Does not cut the sea, but flies |
A brig sailing ship. |
pirate vessel they call, |
For his bravery of him, the Feared One, |
In every known sea |
From one to the other border. |
Sail my sailboat |
Without fear, |
That neither enemy ship |
Neither storm nor bonanza |
Your direction to twist reaches, |
Nor to hold your value. |
twenty dams |
We have done |
despite |
Of English |
and they have surrendered |
your banners |
hundred nations |
To my feet. |
That my ship is my treasure, |
What is my god freedom, |
My law, the force and the wind, |
My only homeland, the sea. |
The moon in the sea shimmers |
On the canvas the wind moans, |
And it rises in soft movement |
Silver and blue waves; |
And goes the pirate captain, |
Singing merrily in the stern, |
Asia on one side, Europe on the other, |
And there in front of Istanbul: |
there they move fierce war |
blind kings |
For one more inch of land; |
That I here for mine |
How much does the wild sea cover, |
To whom nobody imposed laws. |
And there is no beach |
be anyone, |
no flag |
of splendor, |
not feel |
My right |
And depechos my value. |
in the dams |
I divide |
what caught |
alike; |
I only want |
for wealth |
the beauty |
non-rival. |
That my ship is my treasure, |
that freedom is my god, |
my law, the force and the wind, |
my only homeland, the sea. |
I am sentenced to death! |
I laugh |
do not leave me the luck, |
and the same one that condemns me, |
I will hang from some antenna, |
perhaps on his own ship. |
And if I fall |
what is life? |
for lost |
I already told her, |
when the yoke |
of the slave, |
like a bravo, |
I shook. |
and of thunder |
when they are violent, |
and of the wind |
when roaring, |
I sleep |
sedate, |
lulled |
by sea. |
That my ship is my treasure, |
that freedom is my god, |
my law, the force and the wind, |
my only homeland, the sea |