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El León De Culiacán by Espinoza Paz (original lyric)
Escuchen muy bien mi gente,
Tengo una gran historia que contar,
De un hombre de nuestro pueblito,
Que se elevó a las alturas…
Con su propia sangre,
Sudor, y lágrimas…
Den un grito, si saben,
De quien estoy cantando,
Algunos, le llaman, el jefe,
Otros le llaman señor…
Los gringos le llaman gobernador,
Pero el nombre, con que será recordado,
Es El León de Culiacán…
Es un hombre valiente y astuto,
Pero su comienzo era humilde,
Nació en la granja,
Trabajo de rodillas,
Era un niño contento,
Hasta que llego el cocodrilo…
El cocodrilo, amenazo a sus padres,
Él quería su plata, pero se llevó sus vidas,
Ese día, el niño juro venganza,
Dejo la granja, en llamas de fuego,
Y se fue a buscar, a su enemigo…
Cuando encontró al cocodrilo,
Le dio tres opciones de ser,
Su cinto sus botas, o los sesos…
Y mientras el cocodrilo,
Se estaba carcajeando,
No se dio cuenta, que el cuchillo,
Le había entrado,
Y su vida, había terminado…
Den un grito, si saben,
De quien estoy cantando,
Algunos, le llaman, el jefe,
Otros le llaman señor…
Los gringos le llaman gobernador,
Pero el nombre, con que será recordado,
Es El León de Culiacán.
El León De Culiacán by Espinoza Paz (english translation)
Listen very well to my people,
I have a great story to tell,
From a man from our little town,
Which rose to the heights ??
With his own blood,
Sweat, and tears?
Give a shout, if you know,
Whom I'm singing,
Some, they call him, the boss,
Others call him sir ??
The gringos call him governor,
But the name, with which he will be remembered,
Is it the León de Culiacán?
He is a brave and cunning man,
But his beginning was humble,
He was born on the farm,
I work on my knees,
He was a happy child,
Until the crocodile arrived ??
The crocodile, threatened his parents,
He wanted his money, but he took their lives,
That day, the boy vowed revenge,
I leave the farm, in flames of fire,
And he went to look for his enemy ??
When he found the crocodile,
He gave him three options to be,
His belt his boots, or his brains ??
And while the crocodile,
He was laughing,
He did not realize, that the knife,
I had entered him,
And his life, was it over ??
Give a shout, if you know,
Whom I'm singing,
Some, they call him, the boss,
Others call him sir ??
The gringos call him governor,
But the name, with which he will be remembered,
It's The Lion of Culiacán.
Only among all we can make this a better place :)
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