| Las calles de mi barrio son santas «pa toa la via»
| The streets of my neighborhood are holy «pa toa la via»
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| Lo mismo da goleta que jabonería
| The same does not matter schooner than soap shop
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| Las calles de mi barrio son santas «pa toa la via»
| The streets of my neighborhood are holy «pa toa la via»
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| Bendito sea ese barrio que me dió la vida. | Blessed be that neighborhood that gave me life. |
| (bis)
| (Bis)
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| Las calles de mi barrio son santas «pa toa la via»
| The streets of my neighborhood are holy «pa toa la via»
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| A ver quien me discute que san roque no es san roque
| Let's see who argues with me that San Roque is not San Roque
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| Ni santo domingo santo, ni santa santa maría
| Neither holy holy Sunday, nor holy holy mary
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| Las calles de este barrio son santas «pa toa la via»
| The streets of this neighborhood are holy “pa toa la via”
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| Lo mismo da goleta que jabonería
| The same does not matter schooner than soap shop
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| La gente de este barrio si tienen que comer
| The people of this neighborhood do have to eat
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| Comen puchero de humildad
| They eat pout of humility
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| Carmela hazme el favor, dame un poquito de sal
| Carmela do me a favor, give me a little bit of salt
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| En casa de lola esta noche ha habio males
| At lola's house tonight there was evil
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| Azoteas tendias con mas bajeras que trajes
| Trendy roofs with more bottoms than suits
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| El niño de maría ha hecho hoy la comunión
| Mary's child has made communion today
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| Vámonos pa los corrales que está calentando el sol
| Let's go to the corrals that the sun is heating up
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| Que ha traio de comia
| What has he brought for food
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| Que ha traio de comia
| What has he brought for food
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| Que ha traio de comia
| What has he brought for food
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| Yo traigo sopa tomate
| I bring tomato soup
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| Garbanzos con acelgas y menuo de tres días que ha traio
| Chickpeas with chard and three-day menu that has been brought
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| Garbanzos con acelgas y menuo de tres días que ha traio
| Chickpeas with chard and a three-day menu that he has brought
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| De jamar no traigo na, pero he traio la lotería
| I never brought anything, but I brought the lottery
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| Y así termina el día
| And so the day ends
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| Cuando la luna se come al sol
| When the moon eats the sun
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| Así es un día en el barrio santa maría
| This is what a day is like in the Santa María neighborhood
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| Y al que no le guste le entre un dolor
| And whoever doesn't like it gets a pain
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| Yo cambio mi vida por una tarde cualquiera
| I change my life for any afternoon
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| Aunque sea tardecita de colegio
| Even if it's late at school
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| No soy de los que piensa
| I'm not one of those who think
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| A pesar que todo el mundo va diciendo
| Even though everyone is saying
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| Que mi barrio poco a poco va muriendo
| That my neighborhood is slowly dying
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| Porque en mi mente aún resuena el pito del vigorito
| Because in my mind the whistle of vigor still resonates
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| El freidor de sopranis vendiendo pescaito
| The fryer of sopranis selling little fish
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| De la casa las quetes a la casa el moral
| From the house the quetes to the house the moral
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| Pasando por los tres patios
| Passing through the three courtyards
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| Calle de la botica eso no se pue aguantar
| Calle de la botica I can't stand that
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| Plaza de la merced, placita de las canastas
| Plaza de la Merced, little square of the baskets
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| Cristo de la sentencia, nazareno, cigarreras
| Christ of the Judgment, Nazarene, cigarette cases
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| Santa cena y la patrona que también duerme en mi casa
| Holy supper and the patron saint who also sleeps in my house
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| Las calles de mi barrio siempre serán santas «pa to la via»
| The streets of my neighborhood will always be holy "pa to la via"
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| A ver quien me discute que san roque no es san roque
| Let's see who argues with me that San Roque is not San Roque
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| Ni santo domingo santo, ni santa santa maría
| Neither holy holy Sunday, nor holy holy mary
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| Bendito sea ese barrio que me dió la vida
| Blessed be that neighborhood that gave me life
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| La gente de ese barrio serán santas «pa toa la via» | The people of that neighborhood will be saints "for the road" |