| Antenoche fui a tu casa
| Last night I went to your house
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| Tres golpes le di al candado
| Three hits I gave the padlock
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| Tienes el sueño pesado
| you are a heavy sleeper
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| Ay! | Oh! |
| Sandunga, Sandunga
| Sandunga, Sandunga
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| Mamá por Dios
| mom for god
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| Sandunga, no seas ingrata
| Sandunga, don't be ungrateful
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| Mamá de mi corazón
| Mom of my heart
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| Me ofreciste acompañarme
| you offered to accompany me
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| Desde la iglesia hasta mi choza
| From the church to my shack
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| Pero como no llegaste
| But how did you not arrive?
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| Tuve que venirme solo
| I had to come alone
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| A orillas del Papaloapam
| On the banks of the Papaloapam
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| Me estaba bañando ayer
| I was bathing yesterday
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| Pasaste por las orillas
| you passed the shores
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| Y no quisiste ver
| and you didn't want to see
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| Estaban dos tortolitas
| There were two turtledoves
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| Arrullándose en su nido
| Cooing in its nest
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| Y por más luchas que te hice
| And for more fights that I made you
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| Te hiciste la desentendida
| you did the misunderstood
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| Ay! | Oh! |
| Sandunga sí, Ay Sandunga no
| Sandunga yes, Ay Sandunga no
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| Ay! | Oh! |
| Sandunga del otro lado
| sandwich on the other side
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| Donde quiera que pego un brinco yo
| Wherever I hit a jump
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| Yo siempre caigo parado
| I always fall standing
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| Mosquito, no mortifiques
| Mosquito, do not mortify
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| Con tus cantos mal sonantes
| With your bad-sounding songs
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| Si me cantas no me piques
| If you sing to me, don't bite me
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| Si me picas no me cantes | If you sting me, don't sing to me |