(Chorus) Boys, get out and dance, my Asturian men Boys, get out and dance, my Asturian men 'Cause the ones who come from other lands, -oh my beloved Xuanín- 'cause the ones who come from other lands behave like lords Wherever big rivers flow, small streams don't count Wherever Payariegos are [note: inhabitants of Payares], strangers don't count Get up, my beloved Payariega Get up, don't fall in the water
presta saber qu`hai xente de bien lloñe a la qu`interesa-yos la nuesa musica y los nuesos vezos.
Un saludu perfuerte dende Asturies
calabandriu 2 years ago
what language is this pleas reply
strengthnfaith 2 years ago
It's Asturian language:
en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Asturian_language
Alborecer 2 years ago
celtic cousins. greetings from cornwall :)
Celticcousins 2 years ago
Just in case you're curious about the lyrics, they're traditional from Asturies and say:
"I'm going to shift from song to song,
and you will see it,
Just like the soldiers shift from their homes to the barracks.
Get up, my beloved Payariega [note: girl from Payares, Asturies]
Get up, don't fall in the water
The tambourine I'm playing has 25 tunes
Some men just deserve to be stabbed 25 times
Get up, my beloved Payariega
Get up, don't fall in the water
Alborecer 2 years ago
Alborecer 2 years ago
Long live Payares!
I couldn't wish it to die
Because there is where my love lives
But I'd still say the same thing
even if I hadn't any love there
Get up, my beloved Payariega
Get up, don't fall in the water
(Chorus x2)"
:-)
Alborecer 2 years ago
please view my celtic channel for cool songs like this fromm all the celtic countries :)
cosinbrother 3 years ago