Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Fea , by - Roberto Firpo. Song from the album El Barbijo, in the genre Аргентинское тангоRelease date: 11.03.2019
Record label: Editione Jazz IT
Song language: Spanish
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Fea , by - Roberto Firpo. Song from the album El Barbijo, in the genre Аргентинское тангоFea(original) |
| Procurando que el mundo no la vea |
| ahí va la pobre fea |
| camino del taller; |
| y a su paso, cual todas la mañanas, |
| las burlas inhumanas |
| la hieren por doquier. |
| Cuando alguno le dice una torpeza |
| inclina la cabeza |
| transida de dolor, |
| y piensa con amargo desencanto: |
| Por qué se reirán tanto |
| de mi fealdad, ¡Señor… |
| Una noche su viejita |
| en el cuarto llorando la encontró |
| y la fea, ¡pobrecita!, |
| la tragedia de su alma le confió; |
| aquel hombre que debía |
| conducirla muy pronto ante el altar, |
| con su amiga Rosalía, |
| la que ella más quería, |
| se acaba de escapar… |
| Cada vez que la llevan a una fiesta, |
| en procura de olvido y distracción, |
| con el último acorde de la orquesta |
| en su alma agoniza otra ilusión. |
| Sus amigas ya todas se han casado; |
| sólo ella está huérfana de amor, |
| ¡pobre fea!; |
| y ayer le han encargado |
| el ajuar de su hermana la menor. |
| En plena juventud ya estaba vieja, |
| nunca exhaló una queja, |
| al ver tanta maldad, |
| soportando en su alma sola y mustia |
| como una flor de angustia, |
| la cruz de su fealdad. |
| Para todos tenía una sonrisa; |
| fue noble, fue sumisa; |
| su drama nadie vio. |
| Pero fue tan pesada su cadena, |
| tan grande fue su pena, |
| ¡que anoche se mató… |
| (translation) |
| Trying not to let the world see her |
| there goes the poor ugly |
| workshop road; |
| and as he passed her, like every morning, |
| the inhuman taunts |
| they hurt her everywhere. |
| When someone tells you something clumsy |
| she bows her head |
| transit of pain, |
| and she thinks with bitter disappointment: |
| why will they laugh so much |
| of my ugliness, Lord... |
| One night his old lady |
| in her room crying he found her |
| and the ugly one, poor thing! |
| the tragedy of her soul she entrusted to him; |
| that man who should |
| lead her very soon before the altar, |
| with her friend Rosalía de ella, |
| the one she loved the most, |
| she just ran away... |
| Every time they take her to a party, |
| in search of oblivion and distraction, |
| with the last chord of the orchestra |
| in her soul another illusion is dying. |
| Her friends have all gotten married; |
| only she is an orphan of love, |
| poor ugly! |
| and yesterday they commissioned him |
| the trousseau of her sister of her the youngest of her. |
| In full youth she was already old, |
| she never exhaled a complaint, |
| seeing so much evil, |
| enduring in her soul of her alone and withered |
| like a flower of anguish, |
| the cross of his ugliness from her. |
| For everyone she had a smile; |
| she was noble, she was submissive; |
| her drama no one saw. |
| But her chain was so heavy, |
| so great was his sorrow for her, |
| That she killed herself last night... |