Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Sin Prisa, artist - Diego El Cigala. Album song Entre Vareta Y Canasta, in the genre Латиноамериканская музыка
Date of issue: 31.12.1999
Record label: 18 chulos
Song language: Spanish
Sin Prisa(original) |
Qué bien andas, manzana patilarga |
Como firmas el aire, ole que ole |
Oleaje y cascabel |
Se abren solas de par en par las puertas |
Al avance de tu paso frutal |
Olé y olá |
Y qué bien desembocan tus andares |
En la barra del bar y pides vino blanco |
Alzas la copa y brindas por ti |
Hoy es tu cumpleaños |
Treintañera y a solas |
A solas |
Qué bien fumas, qué bien miras tu noche |
Cuánto sabes de todo y de los hombres |
Lo que no sepas tú |
De casados también, de forasteros |
Trovadores o no, todo el percal |
Y, en fin, en fin… |
Y por eso estás sola y te celebras |
A ti misma, por ti, y tomas decisiones |
Soplas el humo, lo ves subir… |
Quieres tener un hijo |
Y que tenga un buen padre |
Un padre |
Que será un tío guapo y educado |
Cariñoso, simpático, alegre |
Y con buena salud |
Y solvente. |
Y aún se me olvida algo |
Que le guste hacer mucho el amor |
Que folle bien |
Y tú, a cambio, serás su fascinante |
Manantial de cariño, gracia y aventura |
Alzas la copa y brindas por él |
Será un afortunado |
Porque vas a quererlo |
Quererlo |
Ya terminas tu copa, te levantas |
Ya te llevan tus pasos a la calle |
Ya te me vas del bar |
Ojalá fuera yo el afortunado |
De la estrofa anterior, el rey del mar |
De tu querer |
Pero qué puedo hacer más que cantarte |
Y quedarme bebiendo el vino y el olvido |
Soplo el humo, lo veo subir |
Adiós mi treintañera |
Y que tengas buen viaje |
Buen viaje |
(translation) |
How well you walk, leggy apple |
How do you sign the air, ole que ole |
swell and rattle |
Doors open wide on their own |
At the advance of your fruitful step |
Olé and olá |
And how well your walks flow |
At the bar counter and you order white wine |
You raise the glass and toast for you |
Today is your birthday |
Thirtysomething and alone |
Alone |
How well you smoke, how well you look at your night |
How much do you know about everything and men |
What you don't know |
Of married people too, of foreigners |
Troubadours or not, all the percale |
And finally, finally... |
And that's why you're alone and you celebrate |
To yourself, for you, and you make decisions |
You blow the smoke, you see it rise… |
you want to have a child |
And have a good father |
A father |
That he will be a handsome and educated guy |
Affectionate, friendly, cheerful |
and in good health |
And solvent. |
And I still forget something |
That he likes to make a lot of love |
fuck well |
And you, in return, will be his fascinating |
Spring of affection, grace and adventure |
You raise your glass and toast to him |
will be a lucky |
because you are going to want it |
want it |
You finish your drink, you get up |
Your steps are already taking you to the street |
You're already leaving the bar |
I wish I was the lucky one |
From the previous stanza, the king of the sea |
of your love |
But what can I do but sing to you |
And stay drinking the wine and oblivion |
I blow the smoke, watch it rise |
goodbye my thirties |
and have a good trip |
Good trip |