Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song La Zenaida , by - The Unknown. Song from the album Music Around the World : South America, in the genre Музыка мираRelease date: 09.08.2009
Record label: Bofm
Song language: Spanish
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song La Zenaida , by - The Unknown. Song from the album Music Around the World : South America, in the genre Музыка мираLa Zenaida(original) |
| Cuatrocientos kilómetros tiene |
| la ciudad donde vive Zenaida, |
| voy a ver si la puedo encontrar, |
| voy a ver si me da su palabra. |
| Porque traigo intenciones de hablarle |
| y en mis brazos la quiero tener, |
| voy a ver si madrugo mañana |
| y me voy antes de amanecer. |
| Por ahí dicen que ya viene el tren |
| y sin duda lo estoy esperando, |
| ya parece que voy en el tren, |
| ya parece que voy caminando. |
| Al momento que la ví venir, |
| al momento yo la saludé, |
| cariñosa me dice la niña: |
| «oiga joven de dónde es usted». |
| Yo he venido de tierras lejanas, |
| he llegado en un tren pasajero |
| pa' que me haga un favor que le pido |
| y acompañe a este pobre soltero. |
| Oiga joven si fuera soltero, |
| y si usted me quisiera también, |
| nos hiríamos los dos a pasearnos |
| si me diera el transporte pa’l tren. |
| Cinco meses pasé sin mirarla, |
| trabajé con afán con esmero; |
| esperando volver a encontrarla |
| y ofrecerle todo mi dinero. |
| Yo no quiero, me dice Zenaida, |
| el dinero que usted me propone; |
| se lo dije por cierto en un tiempo, |
| se lo dije por ver si era hombre. |
| Ya me vuelvo en el tren pasajero, |
| que permiso sus padres me han dado; |
| para nada sirvió mi dinero |
| y a Zenaida la llevo a mi lado. |
| (translation) |
| four hundred kilometers has |
| the city where Zenaida lives, |
| I'm going to see if I can find it, |
| I'm going to see if she gives me her word on it. |
| Because I bring intentions to speak to you |
| and in my arms I want to have her, |
| I'm going to see if I get up early tomorrow |
| and I leave before dawn. |
| Over there they say that the train is coming |
| and I'm certainly waiting for it, |
| It already seems that I am going on the train, |
| It already seems that I am walking. |
| The moment I saw her coming, |
| at the moment I greeted her, |
| affectionately the girl tells me: |
| "Hey young man, where are you from?" |
| I have come from distant lands, |
| I have arrived on a passenger train |
| so that you do me a favor that I ask of you |
| and accompany this poor bachelor. |
| Hey young man if he were single, |
| and if you wanted me too, |
| we would both hurt ourselves to walk |
| if he gave me transportation to the train. |
| I spent five months without looking at her, |
| I worked diligently with care; |
| hoping to find her again |
| and offer him all my money. |
| I don't want to, Zenaida tells me, |
| the money that you propose to me; |
| I told you by the way at one time, |
| I told him to see if he was a man. |
| I'm going back on the passenger train, |
| what permission his parents have given me; |
| my money was useless |
| and I take Zenaida by my side. |
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