Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Soldado Latinoamericano, artist - Voz de Mando. Album song Clase de Historia, in the genre Латиноамериканская музыка
Date of issue: 30.03.2017
Record label: Orchard
Song language: Spanish
Soldado Latinoamericano(original) |
Hace tiempo me hice ciudadano |
De Estados Unidos |
Y pude emigrar |
A mis padres y hermanos |
Me enrolé con las fuerzas armadas |
Pa' sobresalir |
Y poder realizar |
El Sueño Americano |
Recibí con valor la noticia |
Que ya presentía |
La guerra, el destino |
Que se me venía |
Me dolió mucho el llanto de mi madre |
Ese abrazo de mi padre |
Como aferrado a su cachorro |
Para salvarle la vida. |
Yo vivía muy feliz |
Con mi familia a un lado |
Pero sabía muy bien |
Lo que era mi trabajo |
Que ironías de la vida |
Ese Sueño Americano |
Me alejó de mi familia |
Me llevó a un país lejano |
A pelear por conflictos políticos |
A matar seres humanos. |
Hoy por la ley soy un Soldado Americano |
Pero en realidad soy Inca, soy Catracho |
Soy Boricua, soy Chapín |
Soy 100% Mexicano |
Soy Guerrero, soy Latino, soy Hispano |
Si no le temí a la furia del desierto y del Rio Bravo |
No le temo al enemigo |
No le temo ni al diablo |
Pa' que sepa de que estamos hechos |
Señor presidente |
A mi mándeme al frente. |
No le saco a mi destino |
Por mi sangre soy valiente |
Pero si quisiera volver con mi gente. |
Que ironías de la vida |
Ese Sueño Americano |
Me alejó de mi familia |
Me llevó a un país lejano |
A pelear por conflictos políticos |
A matar seres humanos. |
Hoy por la ley soy un Soldado Americano |
Pero en realidad soy Inca, soy Catracho |
Soy Boricua, soy Chapín |
Soy 100% Mexicano |
Soy Guerrero, soy Latino, soy Hispano |
Si no le temí a la furia del desierto y del Rio Bravo |
No le temo al enemigo |
No le temo ni al diablo |
Pa' que sepa de que estamos hechos |
Señor presidente |
A mi mándeme al frente |
(translation) |
Long ago I became a citizen |
From United States |
And I was able to emigrate |
To my parents and siblings |
I joined the armed forces |
to stand out |
and be able to do |
The American dream |
I received the news with value |
that I already felt |
The war, the destiny |
what was coming to me |
My mother's crying hurt me a lot |
That hug from my father |
As clinging to his puppy |
To save his life. |
I lived very happy |
With my family aside |
But I knew very well |
what was my job |
What ironies of life |
that american dream |
He took me away from my family |
He took me to a distant country |
To fight for political conflicts |
To kill human beings. |
Today by law I am an American Soldier |
But actually I am Inca, I am Catracho |
I'm Puerto Rican, I'm Chapin |
I am 100% Mexican |
I am Guerrero, I am Latino, I am Hispanic |
If I was not afraid of the fury of the desert and the Rio Bravo |
I'm not afraid of the enemy |
I'm not afraid of the devil |
So that you know what we are made of |
Mr. president |
Send me to the front. |
I do not take my destiny |
By my blood I am brave |
But if I wanted to go back to my people. |
What ironies of life |
that american dream |
He took me away from my family |
He took me to a distant country |
To fight for political conflicts |
To kill human beings. |
Today by law I am an American Soldier |
But actually I am Inca, I am Catracho |
I'm Puerto Rican, I'm Chapin |
I am 100% Mexican |
I am Guerrero, I am Latino, I am Hispanic |
If I was not afraid of the fury of the desert and the Rio Bravo |
I'm not afraid of the enemy |
I'm not afraid of the devil |
So that you know what we are made of |
Mr. president |
send me to the front |