Paroles et traduction Gloria Estefan - Refranes

Refranes

Buscando entre mis recuerdos
Habia un cuaderno de escuela
Y la sopresa fue grande
Al ver que era de mi abuela
Habian poemas de amor
Y con lujo de detalle
Pero lo que mas me cautivo
Fueron todos sus refranes

Amor y fortuna (resistencia ninguna)
A cada pajarillo(Le gusta su nidillo)
A caras honradas(No encuantra puerta cerrada)
A cualquier dolencia(El remedio es la paciencia)
A casa de ti tia(Entrada por salida)
A la cena y la cama(Una vez se llama)
No por mucho madrugar,
Amanece mas temprano.

Seguia leyendo con calma
La tinta estaba borrosa
Quien creyyera que la Abuela
Desde joven tan jocosa
Voy a seguir sus consejo
Antes de que sea muy tarde
Bendicion a to′ los viejos
Y a mi abuela dios la guarde

En el pais del ciego (El tuerto es el rey)
La cabra siempre busca (Pal' monte)
En casa de herrero(Cuchillo de palo)
A padre ahorrador(Hijo gastador)
A quien le dan el pie(Se toma la mano)
Al que le duele una muel(Que la eche fuera)
Aquel amor viejo(Ni lo olvido ni lo dejo)
No por mucho madrugar,
Amanece mas temprano

A falta de mano(Bueno son los pies)
A buen capellan(Mejor sacristan)
El ojo del amo(Engorda al caballo)
Al que mucho tiene(MAs le viene)
Agua corriente(Sana a la gente)
Barco en varadero(No gana dinero)
Amor por interes(Se acaba en un dos por tres)
No por mucho madrugar
Amanece mas temprano

Y con esta me despido
Espero tomes consejo
De los refranes de Abuela
Pa′ que tu llegues a viejo

Proverbs

Searching among my memories
There was a school notebook
And the surprise was great
To see that it was my grandmother's
There were love poems
And with great detail
But what captivated me the most
Were all her proverbs

Love and fortune (no resistance)
Every bird (likes its nest)
To honest faces (you don't find a closed door)
To any illness (the remedy is patience)
To your aunt's house (entrance through exit)
To dinner and to bed (you are called once)
Not because you get up early,
It gets light any sooner.

I kept reading calmly
The ink was blurry
Who would have thought that Grandma
Was so funny since she was young
I will follow her advice
Before it's too late
Bless all the elderly
And may God keep my grandmother

In the land of the blind (the one-eyed man is the king)
The goat always looks for (the forest)
In the blacksmith's house (a wooden knife)
To a saving father (a spending son)
To whom they give the foot (he takes the hand)
The one who has a toothache (should get it pulled)
That old love (I neither forget nor leave it)
Not because you get up early,
It gets light any sooner

For lack of a hand (feet are good)
To a good chaplain (a better sacristan)
The master's eye (fattens the horse)
To the one who has much (more comes)
Running water (heals people)
A boat in dry dock (does not earn money)
Love for interest (ends in a flash)
Not because you get up early
It gets light any sooner

And with this I say goodbye
I hope you take the advice
From grandma's proverbs
For you to reach old age