Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song A Mi Majara, artist - El Barrio. Date of issue: 31.12.2002
Song language: Spanish
A Mi Majara(original) |
| ESTRiBiLLo: |
| Una manta un poco mas |
| Por las playas de Zahara |
| El faro de Trafalgar |
| Pone luz a la madrugada |
| Una manta un poco mas |
| Una patera destrozada |
| Luna llena frio mar |
| Y la arena desgastada |
| Rodeada de un matorral |
| Salpicadilla de marejada |
| He conocido una niña |
| Por las calles de Tarifa (bis) |
| Tenia los ojos verdes |
| Venia regalando brisa |
| Traia cuatro trapos puestos |
| Y aun se veia elegante |
| He conocido una niña |
| Que de nombre llaman Levante |
| Tenia un punto de majara |
| Porque de por la mañana |
| Silbaba en un solo tono |
| Azotando las persianas |
| Se puso a jugar al corro |
| Con papeles en la plaza |
| Me dijo que vino al mundo |
| Entre copla, arte, vino y guasa |
| He conocido una niña |
| Por las calles de Tarifa |
| He conocido una niña |
| Que provoca los te quiero (bis) |
| Loquita volvio del coco |
| Al enamorao romero |
| Le gusta volar cometas |
| Destrozar los tendeeros |
| Le gusta gastarle broma |
| A las faldas de musho vuelo le pregunta a la gaviota |
| Al barco de un marinero |
| Porque cuando quieres dueña |
| De la tierra el mar y el cielo |
| Porque viene siempre sola |
| Con lo malo que esta el estrecho |
| Porque cuando te menciona |
| Se acuerda «Cai de sus muertos» |
| He conocido una niña |
| Por las calles de Tarifa |
| Vientos del sur |
| Aires de libetad |
| Vientos de mi locura |
| Compañeros del mar (bis) |
| ESTRiBiLLo |
| Una manta un poco mas |
| Por las playas de Zahara |
| El faro de Trafallgar |
| Pone luz a la madrugada |
| Una manta un poco mas |
| Una patera destrozada |
| Luna llena frio mar |
| Y la arena desgastada |
| Rodeada de un matorral |
| Salpicadilla de marejada |
| (translation) |
| Chorus: |
| A little more blanket |
| Along the beaches of Zahara |
| Trafalgar lighthouse |
| Put on light at dawn |
| A little more blanket |
| A wrecked boat |
| full moon cold sea |
| And the worn sand |
| Surrounded by a bush |
| tidal splash |
| I have met a girl |
| Through the streets of Tarifa (bis) |
| she had green eyes |
| I came giving breeze |
| She had four rags on |
| And she still she looked elegant |
| I have met a girl |
| What is the name called Levante? |
| She had a crazy point |
| because of in the morning |
| He whistled in a single tone |
| whipping the blinds |
| She began to play circle |
| With papers in the square |
| She told me that she came into the world |
| Between copla, art, wine and guasa |
| I have met a girl |
| Through the streets of Tarifa |
| I have met a girl |
| That she provokes I love you (bis) |
| Loquita came back from the coconut |
| In love rosemary |
| She likes to fly kites |
| smash the grocers |
| He likes to play a joke |
| To the skirts of flying musho he asks the seagull |
| To the ship of a sailor |
| Because when you want owner |
| From the land the sea and the sky |
| Because she always comes alone |
| With how bad the strait is |
| Cause when she mentions you |
| He remembers «Cai of his dead» |
| I have met a girl |
| Through the streets of Tarifa |
| South winds |
| winds of freedom |
| winds of my madness |
| Sea companions (bis) |
| Chorus |
| A little more blanket |
| Along the beaches of Zahara |
| Trafallgar lighthouse |
| Put on light at dawn |
| A little more blanket |
| A wrecked boat |
| full moon cold sea |
| And the worn sand |
| Surrounded by a bush |
| tidal splash |