| Salta, grita, sal de tus
| Jump, scream, get out of your
|
| Casillas. | boxes. |
| Corta, rasga
| cut, tear
|
| Suelta toda tu energía. | Release all your energy. |
| Y es
| And it is
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| Que hoy ya son las fiestas
| That today are the holidays
|
| Del patrón. | Of the pattern. |
| Una excusa nunca
| an excuse never
|
| Viene mal. | It comes bad. |
| Aunque luego cabe
| Although later it fits
|
| Preguntar que es lo que
| Ask what is what
|
| Tenemos que celebrar, si todo es religioso o militar
| We have to celebrate, if everything is religious or military
|
| Los alardes y las
| The boasts and
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| Tamborradas, el Pilar y todas
| Tamborradas, the Pilar and all
|
| Sus grandes hazañas, nuestro
| His great deeds, our
|
| Culto en romerías de placer
| Worship in pilgrimages of pleasure
|
| Nacimiento y la marimorena
| Nativity and the marimorena
|
| Los copazos y la suculenta
| The drinks and the succulent
|
| Cena. | Dinner. |
| Ha nacido en mí un
| Has been born in me a
|
| Instinto rompedor. | Groundbreaking instinct. |
| Una excusa
| An excuse
|
| Nunca viene mal, aunque luego
| It never hurts, although later
|
| Cabe preguntar que es lo que
| One may ask what is
|
| Tenemos que celebrar si todo es religioso o militar
| We have to celebrate if everything is religious or military
|
| Monta fiestas sin un motivo y
| Throw parties without a reason and
|
| Que tu coco siempre se
| May your coconut always be
|
| Muestre activo. | Show active. |
| No les dejes
| don't let them
|
| Que te impongan su color. | Let them impose their color on you. |
| Mil
| One thousand
|
| Excusas no nos vienen mal
| Excuses do not hurt us
|
| Así que nada hay que objetar
| So there is nothing to object
|
| Pero es mejor celebrar lo que
| But it's better to celebrate what
|
| No es religioso o militar | Not religious or military |