Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Corrido De Pancho Villa, artist - Victor Jara. Album song Canto Libre, in the genre Латиноамериканская музыка
Date of issue: 31.12.2006
Record label: EMI Chile
Song language: Spanish
Corrido De Pancho Villa(original) |
Fui soldado de Francisco Villa |
De aquel hombre de fama inmortal |
Que aunque estuvo sentado en la silla |
No envidiara la presidencial |
Ahora vivo allá por la orilla |
Recordando aquel tiempo inmortal |
Ayayay |
Ahora vivo allá por la orilla |
Recordando a Villa allá por Parral |
Yo fui uno de aquellos dorados |
Que con tiempo llegó a ser mayor |
En la lucha quedamos lisiados |
Defendiendo la patria y honor |
Hoy recuerdo los tiempos pasados |
Que peleamos con el invasor |
Ayayay |
Hoy recuerdo los tiempos pasados |
De aquellos dorados que yo fui mayor |
Mi caballo que tanto montaba |
En Jiménez la muerte alcanzó |
Una bala que a mí me tocaba |
A su cuerpo se le atravesó |
Al morir de dolor relinchaba |
Por la patria la vida entregó |
Ayayay |
Al morir de dolor relinchaba |
Cómo le lloraba cuando se murió |
Pancho Villa te llevo grabado |
En mi mente y en mi corazón |
Y aunque a veces me vi derrotado |
Por las fuerzas de Álvaro Obregón |
Siempre anduve como fiel soldado |
Hasta el fin de la revolución |
Ayayay |
Siempre anduve como fiel soldado |
Que tanto ha luchado al pie del cañón |
(translation) |
I was a soldier of Francisco Villa |
Of that man of immortal fame |
That although he was sitting in the chair |
I will not envy the presidential |
Now I live there by the shore |
Remembering that immortal time |
Ay ay ay |
Now I live there by the shore |
Remembering Villa there by Parral |
I was one of those golden |
That with time became greater |
In the fight we are crippled |
Defending the homeland and honor |
Today I remember the past times |
That we fight with the invader |
Ay ay ay |
Today I remember the past times |
Of those golden ones that I was older |
My horse that rode so much |
In Jiménez death reached |
A bullet that touched me |
His body was pierced by him |
Dying of pain he neighed |
For the homeland he gave life |
Ay ay ay |
When he died of pain he neighed |
How I cried for him when he died |
Pancho Villa I have recorded you |
In my mind and in my heart |
And although sometimes I saw myself defeated |
By the forces of Álvaro Obregón |
I always walked as a faithful soldier |
Until the end of the revolution |
Ay ay ay |
I always walked as a faithful soldier |
How much has he fought at the foot of the canyon? |