Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Donde Se Esconde el Miedo, artist - El Barrio. Album song Hijo Del Levante, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 20.10.2014
Record label: Concert Music Entertainment
Song language: Spanish
Donde Se Esconde el Miedo(original) |
Después de haber pasao los cuarenta, |
Después de haber pedio mil deseos, |
De cantarle a los caños de meca, |
De sentirme un castigao en tu recreo, |
Después de cartear a los poetas, |
De anudar el tormento y el miedo, |
Y aunque que huelas a flor de canela |
Y con los años mueras en el recuerdo, |
Aunque me cambie la moda, musa del alba, |
Empecé en esta historia majara con mi guitarra. |
Hoy tengo que decirles a todos esos señores |
Que nunca me quisieron, |
Que se metan sus medios por sus santos cojones. |
Que con un boca a boca se hizo mi camino, |
No es crónica de loca, |
Ni sale de mi boca algo que no he vivio. |
He caminado por playas de invierno, |
Por último fui viejo verano, |
De siempre he sonado flamenco, |
No he sido maestro del fracaso, |
Enero surestó mi comienzo, |
Soñé con patios de naranjos, |
No tuve lágrimas de hierro, |
Fuí ángel y ave de paso. |
Hice que mi amor llorara |
Por la cruel ausencia, |
He gritado calla, calla |
Ante la impotencia. |
Permítame decirles a todos estos señores |
Que siempre he sido raro, |
Que el coco ha trucado retales y rencores. |
Circo de primavera, insomnio de un vacío, |
Sois viento de otras tierras, |
Ya no os vale la pena ni el monte del olvio. |
Escribo desde el viejo gades mi sutil diario, |
Me he sentido a veces tonto enamorao |
De una vieja historia de una mujer morena. |
La vida me ha enseñado que hay amigos |
Y ratones coloraos, |
Que sin una cartera a veces dan de lao |
Y otras estando contigo se llaman colegas |
Despues de haber pasao los cuarenta… |
Hice que mi amor llorara |
Por la cruel ausencia |
He gritado calla, calla |
Ante la impotencia. |
Permitame decirles a todos estos señores, |
Que no vale la pena, que cuando un tema pega |
Se cuelgan los honores. |
La dueña de mi alma, mi música y la vida, |
Noches desesperadas que veo por mi ventana curadas mis herias. |
Hoy tengo que decirles a todos esos señores |
Que nunca me quisieron, |
Que se metan sus medios por sus santos cojones. |
Que con un boca a boca se hizo mi camino, |
No es crónica de loca, |
Ni sale de mi boca algo que no he vivio. |
Despues de haber pasao los cuarenta… |
(Gracias a Manoly por esta letra) |
(translation) |
After having passed the forty, |
After making a thousand wishes, |
Of singing to the pipes of mecca, |
Of feeling punished in your recess, |
After mailing to the poets, |
Of knotting torment and fear, |
And although you smell like cinnamon flower |
And with the years you die in the memory, |
Although I change my fashion, muse of the dawn, |
I started in this crazy story with my guitar. |
Today I have to tell all those gentlemen |
that they never loved me, |
Put their media in their holy balls. |
That with a word of mouth my way was made, |
It is not a chronic of crazy, |
Nor does something come out of my mouth that I have not experienced. |
I have walked on winter beaches, |
At last I was old summer, |
I have always sounded flamenco, |
I have not been a master of failure, |
January sure was my start, |
I dreamed of patios with orange trees, |
I had no tears of iron, |
I was an angel and a bird of passage. |
I made my love cry |
For the cruel absence, |
I have shouted shut up, shut up |
Faced with impotence. |
Let me tell all these gentlemen |
That I have always been strange, |
That the coconut has faked scraps and grudges. |
Spring circus, insomnia of a void, |
You are wind from other lands, |
It is no longer worth it to you or the mountain of oblivion. |
I write from the old gades my subtle diary, |
I have sometimes felt foolish in love |
From an old story of a dark woman. |
Life has taught me that there are friends |
and red mice, |
That without a wallet sometimes they give of lao |
And others being with you are called colleagues |
After being over forty... |
I made my love cry |
For the cruel absence |
I have shouted shut up, shut up |
Faced with impotence. |
Let me say to all these gentlemen, |
That it's not worth it, that when a topic hits |
Honors are hung. |
The owner of my soul, my music and life, |
Desperate nights that I see through my window my wounds healed. |
Today I have to tell all those gentlemen |
that they never loved me, |
Put their media in their holy balls. |
That with a word of mouth my way was made, |
It is not a chronic of crazy, |
Nor does something come out of my mouth that I have not experienced. |
After being over forty... |
(Thanks to Manoly for these lyrics) |