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| South America: Colombia | |
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| Se va el caiman The Alligator goes away | |
Original text | |
Voy a empezar mi relato con alegría y con afán en la población de El Plato se volvió un hombre caimán Se va el caimán, se va el caimán, se va para Barranquilla Ayer que me fui a bañar por la mañana temprano vi un caimán muy singular con cara de ser humano Se va el caimán, se va el caimán, se va para Barranquilla La cosa no es muy sencilla y aquí vengo a despedirme también hay en Barranquilla caimanes de tierra firme Se va el caimán, se va el caimán, se va para Barranquilla | |
English Translation | |
I'll begin my tale cheerfully and eagerly. In the population of El Plato a man became an alligator man, The alligator's going away, the alligator's going away, he's leaving for Barranquilla. Yesterday when I went to bathe in the early morning I saw a very odd alligator with the face of a human being. The alligator's going away, the alligator's going away, he's leaving for Barranquilla.. The thing isn't very straightforward, and this is where I'll say goodye, in Barranquilla there are also dry land alligators The alligator's going away, the alligator's going away, he's leaving for Barranquilla. Credits Song: Spanish folk song Lyrics: Julio Erazo Artist: Cuarteto Imperial Music video: Courtesy of Garra Records Text & translation: michealt on lyricstranslate.com Hosted by: Droomwevers World of Music - www.droomwevers.nl Copyright: Fair use principle, for educational purposes. | |
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