Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Clara, artist - Lucrecia.
Date of issue: 31.12.1996
Song language: Spanish
Clara(original) |
Clara de la Manigua era una flor de La Habana |
que en noches de gala pintaba el amor. |
Clara, hija del frío y la llama, |
se fue una mañana, la fuente cantaba, se oía una voz: |
Si tú quisieras mañana, canela en rama, flor de maní |
yo te daría un te quiero, un sol, un lucero, un lirio en abril, |
yo prendería en tu pelo la flor del deseo, clavel carmesí. |
Clara de luna de madrugada, la flor de un tiempo que amaba |
galantes pavanas, pensiles en flor. |
Clara porque cien años no es nada, porque cien años no es nada |
y cada mañana, desde mi ventana, se escucha decir: |
Si tú quisieras mañana, canela en rama, flor de maní |
yo te daría un te quiero, un sol, un lucero, un lirio en abril, |
yo prendería en tu pelo la flor del deseo, clavel carmesí. |
Clara de tu leyenda olvidada, de tu leyenda olvidada |
ya no queda nada, la fuente cantaba, se oía decir: |
Si tú quisieras mañana, canela en rama, flor de maní |
yo te daría un te quiero, un sol, un lucero, un lirio en abril, |
yo prendería en tu pelo la flor del deseo, clavel carmesí. |
(translation) |
Clara de la Manigua was a flower of Havana |
that on gala nights she painted love. |
Clara, daughter of the cold and the flame, |
he left one morning, the fountain sang, a voice was heard: |
If you wanted tomorrow, cinnamon sticks, peanut flower |
I would give you an I love you, a sun, a star, a lily in April, |
I would pin the flower of desire in your hair, a crimson carnation. |
Moonlight at dawn, the flower of a time that she loved |
gallant pavanas, pensiles in flower. |
Clara because a hundred years is nothing, because a hundred years is nothing |
and every morning, from my window, you can hear them say: |
If you wanted tomorrow, cinnamon sticks, peanut flower |
I would give you an I love you, a sun, a star, a lily in April, |
I would pin the flower of desire in your hair, a crimson carnation. |
Clara of your forgotten legend, of your forgotten legend |
there is nothing left, the fountain sang, it was heard saying: |
If you wanted tomorrow, cinnamon sticks, peanut flower |
I would give you an I love you, a sun, a star, a lily in April, |
I would pin the flower of desire in your hair, a crimson carnation. |