Pasodoble "Ole ole with the balladeers"
with Ole Ole the balladeers who sing
lyrics so brave, with ole ole
poets that defends Cadiz.
This crisis was his conscience awakened,
commitment to its people.
A commitment to end with the proclamation,
in words and blows to the chest.
That bit is if he does not support it with facts.
A commitment that is the intention
when after we consent, reeking of submission, Teo
come with the roll of a walk
and spent a porturón.
A walk of fame to feed so many egos,
posturno absurd that pa what the hell we want, we
other problems.
with which we are going
I really do not understand it, there are idiots
voting to see who we hang us pa
and eggs.
While we sing the worker,
our countrymen and our yourselves, we feel
them further,
that we are increasingly aburguesaos.
going to be true what they say
motivated only awards points
(... ... ..) in your glory of your land is
(...) the good that Matt has learned, we are today
their ma ...
today are his puppet.
Pasodoble "They rose early"
were raised early,
always the case in the Holy Thursday. Pa
should be fixed that day can not go
made a heap.
With its posh clothes,
with his desire to dress
here are two good-looking the sea.
John and Jesus have santiguaos na
and more enter the church and have started with flowers, her passion
wear the mantle of the Virgin of Sorrows.
When the excitement ends are flooded and there are
agarraitos looking at them.
The band sounds and you're out
virgin and they say goodbye.
When everyone
and leave the two alone remain,
put wings to their dreams and
see white on your wedding.
of emotion to cry. With their mothers
witness,
their parish, their neighbors,
rodeaos of his friends, hen carnecita
the virgin
and godmother.
pity that your church does not understand the love between homosexuals,
the Pope says sorry
those queers are immoral people.
And although they deny their dream
and even insult them and give them
side and although the Vatican
despise you and I continue humiliating,
to put their flowers to the Virgin
back on Holy Thursday.
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