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lyrics of the song (Spanish.) ¿A dónde ira?. Veloz y fatigada la golondrina que de aquí se va . ¿ a dónde irá?, buscando abrigo y no lo encontrará. Oh! cielo santo y sin poder volar. Junto a mi pecho le pondría yo su nido en donde pueda la estación pasar. También yo estoy en la región perdida .Oh! cielo santo y sin poder volar. ( again)
That was the best Western, I have ever seen, maybe because of the song. I have refreshed my knowledge of spanish to understand the lyrics of the song. And did you know that princess Christina from Danmark or was it Netherland sang this song on the funerla of her nephew?
It was Princess Christine signing at the funeral of her father Prince Bernard. prince-cohort of Queen Juliana of the Netherlands. The texts of La Golondrina all differ slightly in Spanish. Who can give me the definite Spanish version the way it was written in Vera Cruz, Mexico?
The song "La Golondrina" (The Swallow) was sung in the middle of the movie when The Wild Bunch rides out of Angels home village for the final showdown and again with the closing credits of the film.
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If you watch "the Wire" you will see that David Simon, the writer, manages to work in several quotes from the Wild Bunch into the series.
The texts of La Golondrina all differ slightly in Spanish.
Who can give me the definite Spanish version the way it was written in Vera Cruz, Mexico?