Just some minutes ago, someone from Castilla y León, the place where this kind of song is from, the panaderas (baker songs), praised the popular lyrics in this song, unaware that the lyrics are in fact a new creation by Héctor Castrillejo, lyricist and video creator from El Naán. The lyrics and all the song are so thrilling that it seems to have been refined for decades by the hand of tradition. Congratulations for Héctor and El Naán, once more. You know we love you... and we are more each day! And below, the lyrics in English for our non spanish-speaking friends. Panaderas* of stale bread hunger, skin, wood and wine this table’s heart sounds the same as mine I have two hands and a ladle one table and four legs six lentils with two stones and a germinated grief The pot is empty the table sings by ear I eat both of the stones my grief has rotted Around a table when the plate is empty the song with its refrain is a delicacy for the soul I don´t have anything in the pot listen to what I say. I don´t have mule, neither horse not patron, neither surname. I have a quarter of wine two eyes looking at me two lips calling my name and a pain in the soul. I have two honest hands, soft and hard at the same time I feel like singing sowing rosemary in the wind. Around a table when the plate is empty the song with its refrain is a delicacy for the soul. Panaderas of hard bread if you look at them in the eyes you can cheat hunger. Panaderas of stale bread hunger, skin, wood and wine this table’s heart sounds the same as mine *Panaderas is a type of song sang while kneading the flour over the table
Posted on: Mon, 10 Nov 2014 23:14:17 +0000
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