Lyrics and translation Laberinto - El Bayo y la Loba

El Bayo y la Loba

Como te va Margarito!
Vengo a proponerte un trato

Quiero entrarle a una carrea, pero no tengo caballo
Emprestame tu potranca
Así se lo dijo Aradio

Los González me traen ganas
Van a correr a su bayo
Y traen bastante dinero, pero no tengo un caballo, si me prestas tu potranca la apuesta se las empato

Le contestó Margarito, solo hay una condición, a mi potranca La Loba yo le pongo el corredor
Y apuestale Hasta mi rancho con las vacas y el tractor

En plena semana santa del año 91
Ya paseaba por la tabla a su bayo muy seguro
Mientras tocaba un conjunto la gente apostaba duro

Con el Bayo y la Potranca listos en el partidero
Unos querian brinco al zincho
Y otros jugaban parejo
Los González les gritaban -Apuesten no tengan miedo-

Al darles la voz de arranque
El Bayo se adelanto, pero al ir a media tabla la Loba se emparejo
Después al cruzar la meta con un cuerpo le ganó

Los González eran hombres sabian perder y ganar
Pagaron su calentura, que les costo un dineral
Pues les ganó con la Loba
Margarito Villareal

The Bay and the She-Wolf

How are you, Margarito!
I come to propose you a deal

I want to enter a race, but I don't have a horse
Lend me your filly
That's what Aradio told him

The Gonzálezes make me want to race
They're going to run their bay
And they bring a lot of money, but I don't have a horse, if you lend me your filly I'll tie the bet

Margarito replied, there is only one condition, my filly La Loba I will put the rider
And bet up to my ranch with the cows and the tractor

In the middle of Holy Week in 91
He was already walking on the board to his bay very safe
While a band played, people bet hard

With the Bay and the Filly ready in the starting gate
Some wanted to jump the zincho
And others played even
The Gonzálezes shouted to them -Bet, don't be afraid-

When they gave them the starting signal
The Bay went ahead, but halfway through the race La Loba caught up
Then, when crossing the finish line, she won by a length

The Gonzálezes were men who knew how to lose and win
They paid for their heat, which cost them a lot
Because she beat them with La Loba
Margarito Villareal