| I married a lovely black woman, a sweet black woman like honey
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| And since I'm a rubber black, our product came out bold too.
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| A black man who was twenty-one and a half tall, and weighed nine with something, almost ten
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| The joy I felt when I saw that child was so great that in my arms he
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| I took and sang to him:
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| Where are you going, Carbonerito, where are you going to make charcoal?
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| To the Villa, lla, to the Villa lla, to the Villa del Señor
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| I love that black woman, with all my heart. |
| She is the mother of my children
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| She and she the owner of my love
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| She has a big bemba, and I have a big nose. |
| And as ugly as we are
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| we have a lot of love
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| She has already given me six blacks, and I would like two more, to complete the eight
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| And sing them the song, which goes like this:
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| Where are you going, Carbonerito, where are you going to make charcoal?
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| To the Villa, lla, to the Villa lla, to the Villa del Señor
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| To the Villa, lla, to the Villa lla, to the Villa of the Lord, of the Lord
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| I married a charming black woman, a sweet and fine black woman, a black woman from the
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| Mr
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| To the Villa, lla, to the Villa lla, to the Villa del Señor
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| She washes and irons me, cooks my food
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| That's why singing I say: oh, how black I am!
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| The rumbón has already been formed, the blacks keep coming
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| I am in need of firewood, more charcoal for the stove, which is running out
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| To the Villa, to the Villa, to the Villa of the Lord
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| To the Villa, to the Villa, to the Villa of the Lord |