Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Flores En El Mar, artist - Jorge Drexler. Album song Llueve, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 02.03.2003
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Parlophone Spain
Song language: Spanish
Flores En El Mar(original) |
Hay flores en el mar, |
hay flores en el mar. |
En el borde de tu falda |
hoy te vienen a entregar, |
madre fuerza de las aguas, |
flores blancas en el mar. |
Hay flores en el mar, |
hay flores en el mar. |
En el borde de tus barcas |
una tenue claridad, |
y en los ojos de tus hijos |
se te puede adivinar. |
Hay flores en el mar, |
hay flores en el mar. |
Hay flores en el mar, |
hay flores en el mar. |
Se van las barcas de Iemanjá, |
se van las barcas de Iemanjá. |
En el borde de tus aguas |
hay un murmullo de sal, |
son aladas tus espumas, |
es salado tu cantar. |
Hay flores en el mar, |
hay flores en el mar. |
(Todos saben que en febrero crecen flores en el mar) |
(Quién no sabe que en febrero crecen flores en el mar) |
Esta canción habla de la fiesta |
del 2 de febrero, fiesta de Iemanjá, |
la diosa del mar según la religión de |
Umbanda traída a Uruguay por |
los esclavos africanos |
(translation) |
There are flowers in the sea, |
there are flowers in the sea. |
At the edge of your skirt |
today they come to deliver you, |
mother force of the waters, |
white flowers in the sea |
There are flowers in the sea, |
there are flowers in the sea. |
On the edge of your boats |
a dim light, |
and in the eyes of your children |
you can be guessed. |
There are flowers in the sea, |
there are flowers in the sea. |
There are flowers in the sea, |
there are flowers in the sea. |
The boats of Iemanjá are leaving, |
the boats of Iemanjá leave. |
At the edge of your waters |
there is a murmur of salt, |
your foams are winged, |
your singing is salty. |
There are flowers in the sea, |
there are flowers in the sea. |
(Everyone knows that flowers grow in the sea in February) |
(Who does not know that in February flowers grow in the sea) |
This song talks about the party |
of February 2, festival of Iemanjá, |
the goddess of the sea according to the religion of |
Umbanda brought to Uruguay by |
african slaves |