Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Pan , by - Horacio Salgán y su Orquesta TípicaRelease date: 31.12.2012
Song language: Spanish
Pan(original) |
| Música: Eduardo Pereyra |
| Letra: Celedonio Flores |
| Él sabe que tiene para largo rato |
| La sentencia en fija lo va a hacer sonar |
| Así -entre cabrero, sumiso y amargo- |
| La luz de la aurora lo va a saludar |
| Quisiera que alguno pudiera escucharlo |
| En esa elocuencia que las penas dan |
| Y ver si es humano querer condenarlo |
| Por haber robado… ¡un cacho de pan… |
| Sus pibes no lloran por llorar |
| Ni piden masitas |
| Ni chiches, ni dulces… ¡Señor… |
| Sus pibes se mueren de frío |
| Y lloran, habrientos de pan… |
| La abuela se queja de dolor |
| Doliente reproche que ofende a su hombría |
| También su mujer |
| Escuálida y flaca |
| Con una mirada |
| Toda la tragedia le ha dado a entender |
| ¿Trabajar… ¿En dónde… Extender la mano |
| Pididendo al que pasa limosna, ¿por qué? |
| Recibir la afrenta de un ¡perdone, hermano! |
| Él, que es fuerte y tiene valor y altivez |
| Se durmieron todos, cachó la barreta |
| Se puso la gorra resuelto a robar… |
| ¡Un vidrio, unos gritos! |
| ¡Auxilio… ¡Carreras… |
| Un hombre que llora y un cacho de pan… |
| (translation) |
| Music: Eduardo Pereira |
| Lyrics: Celedonio Flores |
| He knows that he has a long time |
| The fixed sentence is going to make it sound |
| Thus -between goatherd, submissive and bitter- |
| The light of the dawn will greet you |
| I wish someone could hear it |
| In that eloquence that sorrows give |
| And see if it's human to want to condemn him |
| For having stolen… a piece of bread… |
| His kids don't cry for crying |
| They don't even ask for dumplings |
| No gums, no sweets... Lord... |
| His kids are dying of cold |
| And they cry, hungry for bread... |
| Grandma complains of pain |
| Painful reproach that she offends his manhood |
| also his wife |
| scrawny and skinny |
| With a look |
| All the tragedy has given him to understand |
| Work… Where… Reach out |
| Asking the one who passes alms, why? |
| Receive the affront of an excuse me, brother! |
| He who is strong and has courage and haughtiness |
| They all fell asleep, he caught the crowbar |
| He put on his cap determined to steal... |
| A glass, some screams! |
| Help… Racing… |
| A crying man and a piece of bread… |