Paroles et traduction Cecilia - Fauna (Live)

Fauna (Live)

El cuervo largo negro y severo,
Señalando con el dedo,
Predicando a pecadores,
Con sus aires superiores,
Las cotorras perfumadas,
Astracanadas peinadas,
Reconciliadas miran a las pájaras
Sentadas desde los ojos de sus caras

La gallina preñada,
Con polluelos bajo el ala,
El gallo a su lado sentado,
Preocupado, coronado,
El loro apoyado en su bastón,
Dormitando en el sermón,
Sus párpados pesados,
Apoyados en las yemas
De los dedos de sus manos

El pavo real desplumado,

De sus honores pasados,
Empujando con revuelo
Quiere ser siempre el primero,
La urraca figura encorvada,
Robando horas que son prestadas,
Su cabeza mantelada,
Hasta el suelo está agachada,
Triste sombra del duelo

El cuco de la calle de Serrano,
Su alondra de la mano,
Plumas bien alisadas,
Alas recién estrenadas,
El buitre dice ser cristiano,
Tirando un poquillo a pagano,
Su plumaje escapulario
Y en su garra escamada
Hace presa de un rosario. Este tema aparece en... Cecilia

Fauna (Live)

The long, black, stern raven,
Pointing with his finger,
Preaching to sinners,
With his superior airs,
The fragrant parrots,
Astrakhan-haired and combed,
Reconciled, they look at the birds
Sitting from the eyes of their faces

The pregnant hen,
With chicks under her wing,
The rooster sitting beside her,
Worried, crowned,
The parrot leaning on his cane,
Sleeping through the sermon,
His heavy eyelids,
Resting on the tips
Of his fingers

The plucked peacock,

Of his past honors,
Pushing with a stir
He wants to always be the first,
The magpie figure hunched over,
Stealing hours that are borrowed,
His head mantled,
Even to the ground he is stooped,
Sad shadow of mourning

The cuckoo from Serrano Street,
His lark in his hand,
Feathers well smoothed,
Wings newly debuted,
The vulture claims to be Christian,
Leaning a bit toward pagan,
His scapular plumage
And in his scaly claw
He preys on a rosary. This topic appears in... Cecilia