Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song La Familia Berrantes, artist - El Cuarteto de Nos. Album song Canciones del Corazón, in the genre Латиноамериканская музыка
Date of issue: 31.12.1990
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Orfeo
Song language: Spanish
La Familia Berrantes(original) |
Conocí una vez a una mina en Treinta y Tres |
Que me dijo «vení, vamos pa' la cama» |
Yo que soy un muchacho humilde y trabajador |
No me le resistí y ahí empezó mi drama |
Cuando estaba en lo mejor |
Ella arriba y me gritó |
«pegame y decime malas palabras» |
¡malas palabras! |
Y yo le decía «boba», y también decía «cola» |
Hasta creo dije «bola», y ella se excitaba |
Me pidió y suplicó «reventame por favor» |
Y yo la cacheteé con miedo a lastimarla |
Pero me despistó cuando me sugirió |
Que me vistiera como el Che Guevara |
¡con boina y con barba! |
De la familia Berrantes |
No me pude escapar |
Ni de su sano ambiente |
Sórdido y familiar |
Tan contenta quedó con mi brillante labor |
Que agarró y me encerró en una pieza aislada |
Pero vino su mamá y me dijo muy calmada |
«yo te dejo salir si me hacés la chanchada» |
Jineteaba bien la doña, como potra de Maroñas |
Y me gritaba «decime yegua cara» |
¡cara de yegua! |
Y la vieja no cumplió con lo que me prometió |
Y este pobre varón siguió secuestrado |
Pero vino el Federico, de los chicos el más rico |
Y me dijo «vos salís, si te bajás el slip» |
Uy, uy, uy, que dolor, cuando me lo cortó |
De un hachazo a mi lindo pedazo |
¿su lindo pedazo? |
De la familia Berrantes |
No me pude escapar |
Ni de su sano ambiente |
Sórdido y familiar |
Ya castrado y humillado, resignado y derrotado |
Yo me dije «al fin y al cabo es la libertad» |
Pero vino la cuñada y vió mi tripa rebanada |
Y me dijo «take it easy, que todo se va a arreglar» |
«¡No, no, no, por favor!», le grité y no me dio bola |
Mientras me la pegaba con Cascola |
¡con mucha Cascola! |
De la familia Berrantes |
No me pude escapar |
Ni de su sano ambiente |
Sórdido y familiar |
(translation) |
I once met a mine in Treinta y Tres |
That he told me "come, let's go to bed" |
I am a humble and hardworking boy |
I did not resist him and that's where my drama began |
When I was at my best |
She upstairs and yelled at me |
“hit me and say bad words” |
profanity! |
And I told her "boba", and she also said "cola" |
I even think I said "ball", and she got excited |
She asked me and begged "bust me please" |
And I slapped her in fear of hurting her |
But she threw me off when she suggested |
That she dressed me like Che Guevara |
with a beret and a beard! |
From the Berrantes family |
I couldn't escape |
Nor of its healthy environment |
sordid and familiar |
She was so happy with my brilliant work |
That she grabbed and locked me in an isolated room |
But her mother came from her and she told me very calmly |
"I'll let you out if you mess with me" |
She rode the doña well, like a Maroñas filly |
And she yelled at me "tell me expensive mare" |
mare face! |
And the old woman did not fulfill what she promised me |
And this poor man was still kidnapped |
But Federico came, the richest of the boys |
And she told me "you go out, if you take off your slip" |
Oops, oops, oops, what a pain, when she cut it off |
From an ax to my beautiful piece |
His cute piece of her? |
From the Berrantes family |
I couldn't escape |
Nor of its healthy environment |
sordid and familiar |
Already castrated and humiliated, resigned and defeated |
I told myself «at the end of the day it is freedom» |
But the sister-in-law came and saw my sliced belly |
And she told me "take it easy, that everything will work out" |
"No, no, no, please!", I yelled at him and he didn't give me a ball |
While she hit me with Cascola |
with a lot of Cascola! |
From the Berrantes family |
I couldn't escape |
Nor of its healthy environment |
sordid and familiar |