Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song José Antonio, artist - Lucha Reyes.
Date of issue: 29.04.2015
Song language: Spanish
José Antonio(original) |
Por una vereda viene |
Cabalgando José Antonio |
Se viene desde el barranco |
A ver la flor de Amancaes |
En un bere bere criollo |
Va a lo largo del camino |
Con hipijapa pañuelo |
Y poncho blanco de lino |
Mientras corre la mañana |
Su recuerdo juguetea |
Y con alegre retozo |
El caballo pajarea |
Fina garúa de junio |
Le besa las dos mejillas |
Y cuatro cascos cantando |
Van camino de Amancaes |
Qué hermoso que es mi chalán |
Cuán elegante y garboso |
Sujeta la fina rienda de seda |
Que es blanca y roja |
Que dulce gobierna el freno |
Con sólo cintas de seda |
Al andar un quiebro gracioso |
Al criolla bere bere |
Tu mi tierra que eres blanda |
Le diste extraño andar |
Enseñándole el amblar |
De paso ya no gateado |
Siente como le quitaste |
Durezas del bere bere |
Que allá en su tierra de origen |
Arenas le hacían daño |
Fina cadencia en el anca |
Brillante seda en las crines |
El nervio tierno y alerta |
Para el deseo del amo |
Ya no levanta las manos |
Para luchar con la arena |
Quedó plasmado en el tiempo |
Su andar de paso peruano |
José Antonio, José Antonio |
Por qué me dejaste aquí |
Cuando te vuelva a encontrar |
Que sea junio y garúe |
Me acurrucaré a tu espalda |
Bajo tu poncho de lino |
Y en las cintas del sombrero |
Quiero ver los Amancaes |
Cuando a la grupa me lleves |
Desde tu sueño logrado |
De tu caballo de paso |
Que recojas para ti |
Cuando a la grupa me lleves |
Desde tu sueño logrado |
De tu caballo de paso |
Aquel del paso peruano |
(translation) |
He comes along a path |
Riding José Antonio |
It comes from the ravine |
To see the flower of Amancaes |
In a bere bere criollo |
goes along the way |
With hipijapa scarf |
And white linen poncho |
As the morning runs |
his memory plays |
And with joyous romp |
The horse is birding |
fine drizzle of June |
She kisses both cheeks |
And four hoofs singing |
They are on their way to Amancaes |
How beautiful is my chalan |
How elegant and graceful |
Hold the fine silk rein |
What is white and red |
That sweet rules the brake |
With only silk ribbons |
When walking a funny jog |
To Creole bere bere |
You my land that you are soft |
You gave him a strange walk |
Teaching him the amble |
By the way no longer crawled |
Feel how you took away |
Hardness of the bere bere |
That back in his homeland |
Sands hurt him |
Fine cadence on the haunch |
Shiny silk in the mane |
The tender and alert nerve |
For the master's wish |
he no longer raises his hands |
To fight with the sand |
It was captured in time |
His Peruvian walk |
Jose Antonio, Jose Antonio |
why did you leave me here |
when i meet you again |
Let it be June and garúe |
I'll cuddle up to your back |
Under your linen poncho |
And in the hatbands |
I want to see the Amancaes |
When you take me to the rump |
From your dream achieved |
Of your pace horse |
What do you pick up for yourself? |
When you take me to the rump |
From your dream achieved |
Of your pace horse |
The one from the Peruvian step |