Paroles et traduction Luis Silva - A Quien No Le Se Va A Gustar

A Quien No Le Se Va A Gustar

A quién no le va gustar estar bien enamorao
De una mujer bien bonita buena por los cuatro lao
Se siente uno el más machote que este suelo halla pisao
Y en cualquier patio de bola arrima y bocha clavao.
A quien no le va gustar mirar un nuevo callao
Y que lo cante un coplero con la vos como el Carrao
La versación de Montoya cuando anda medio entonao
Es como pa′ no moverse donde se encuentre sentao.
A quien no le va gustar pedir y que le den fiao
Beber a costilla de otro hasta amanecer rascao
Ganar en el 5 y 6 el ajiley y el dao
Y disfrutar la dulzura de unos amores robaos.
A quien no le va gustar pasear en carro prestao
Dormir en chinchorro ajeno con aire acondicionao
Y que cuando se levante ya le tengan preparao
Unas caraotas refritas con un quesito rayao.
A quien no le va gustar estar bien acomodao
Con billetes en los bancos y un rebaño de ganao
Que pase de seis mil toros de cacho encomejenao
Y un aras de pura sangres de padres bien afamaos.
A quien no le va gustar ir a los toros coleaos
Ver sacar un toro e puerta volanton y bien pesao
Que le den un filo e' lomo y lo dejen marconao
Pa′ escucharle la grisapa a ese publico agitao.
A quien no le va gustar saborear un buen cruzao
Un pisillo de chigüire que quede bien sazonao,
Una cachapa blandita con un cochinito asao
Y una cerveza bien fría cuando se anda enrratonao.
A quien no le va gustar saber lo que otro a pensao
Pa'no caerse a mentiras cuando se esta enamorao
Saber si quieren a uno o lo tienen engañao
Seria la gran solución pa' no andar enguayabao

Who Wouldn't Like It

Who wouldn't like to be deeply in love
With a beautiful woman who's fine from all four sides
One feels like the most virile man this earth has ever trodden
And in any ball yard, one arrives and rolls the ball well.
Who wouldn't like to see a new songbird
And to have it sung by a troubadour with a voice like El Carrao
The verse of Montoya when he's half-drunk
Is enough to keep one seated wherever one happens to be.
Who wouldn't like to ask and to be given on credit
To drink at another's expense until dawn
To win in the 5 and 6 the ajiley and the dao
And to enjoy the sweetness of stolen love.
Who wouldn't like to ride in a borrowed car
To sleep in a stranger's hammock with air conditioning
And to have breakfast ready when one wakes up
Fried black beans with grated cheese.
Who wouldn't like to be well-off
With money in the bank and a herd of cattle
That has more than six thousand horned cattle
And a corral of purebreds from famous parents.
Who wouldn't like to go to the bullfights
To see a bull come out of the gate, flying and heavy
To give it a blow on the back and leave it marked
To hear the roar of that excited crowd.
Who wouldn't like to savor a good cross
A dish of capybara that is well seasoned
A soft cachapa with a roasted pig
And a cold beer when one is drunk.
Who wouldn't like to know what another is thinking
So as not to fall for lies when one is in love
To know if one is loved or deceived
That would be the great solution to not being disappointed