Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song El Inmigrante, artist - Los Dos Carnales.
Date of issue: 09.07.2020
Song language: Spanish
El Inmigrante(original) |
A mi padre le aprendí las cosas buenas, traigo su escuela |
Comprendí que el respeto es importante e interesante |
Aunque fue un hombre ranchero, fue ranchero y con modales |
Comprobé que trabajándole a los güeros había dinero |
Yo a caballo me paseaba por los montes, ¡ah, qué recuerdos! |
Migración trae su razón pa' regresarme y los entiendo |
El sudor moja mi ropa de trabajo, el dinero que yo gano no es robado |
Aunque el sol ya me secó me siguen llamando mojado |
Lo que es difícil para un gringo yo lo hago si tan solo fueran como allá en mi |
rancho |
La comida es para todos, sin fijarme les comparto |
De mi viejo tengo muy gratos recuerdos sus enseñanzas |
Fui albañil, cocinero, y arbolejo, yo soy estándar |
La vida me puso pruebas pero supe superarlas |
Pa' mirarme al estilo de esta gente visto decente |
Discreción es algo que me favorece no me regreses |
Ordinario para trabajar tranquilo y no me encuentres |
El sudor moja mi ropa de trabajo, el dinero que yo gano no es robado |
Aunque el sol ya me secó me siguen llamando mojado |
Lo que es difícil para un gringo yo lo hago si tan solo fueran como allá en mi |
rancho |
La comida es para todos, sin fijarme les comparto |
A mi padre le aprendí las cosas buenas |
(translation) |
I learned good things from my father, I bring his school |
I understood that respect is important and interesting |
Although he was a rancher man, he was a rancher and with manners |
I verified that there was money working for the güeros |
I used to ride through the mountains, ah, what memories! |
Migration brings their reason to return to me and I understand them |
The sweat wets my work clothes, the money I earn is not stolen |
Although the sun has already dried me, they keep calling me wet |
What is difficult for a gringo I would do if only they were like there in my |
Ranch |
Food is for everyone, without looking I share |
I have very pleasant memories of my old man, his teachings |
I was a mason, cook, and tree, I am standard |
Life put tests on me but I knew how to overcome them |
To look at me in the style of these people dressed decently |
Discretion is something that favors me, do not return me |
Ordinary to work quietly and not find me |
The sweat wets my work clothes, the money I earn is not stolen |
Although the sun has already dried me, they keep calling me wet |
What is difficult for a gringo I would do if only they were like there in my |
Ranch |
Food is for everyone, without looking I share |
I learned the good things from my father |