Текст и перевод песни Baitaca feat. Grupo do Fundo da Grota - Fazenda da Viúva

Fazenda da Viúva

Uma fazenda povoada uma viúva pertencia
Quadra de sesmaria, mas tudo meio atirado
Alguns capão de mato serve de abrigo no inverno
De onde tirava o cerno pra arrumar os alambrado

Um terrero de galinha carijó pena de seda
Por baixo do arvoredo havia alguns cabritos
Uma invernada grande cruzava o lageado cruzava o meio
De onde cerrava o rodeio era um chapadão bonito

O sal botado no chão, pois nem cocho não havia
Pois de treze numa cria e inda quase tudo touro
Bagual véio criado a crina arrastava no chão
E os quarenta redomão numa tropilha de mouro

Um índio desses gaudérios mandado nos quatro vento
Pra falar do casamento na estância se chegou
Já de primeira vista deu de encontro com ela
A cavalo numa sela num petiço marchador

Convidado pra sala onde foi bem recebido
Pôs o chapéu no cabide num gesto muito bonito
Logo foi pra cozinha e lhe ofereceram pastel
Também tinha pão com mel, café preto e bolo frito

Foi poucas paleteada e logo entrou no assunto
Casar e viver junto estaria disposto
A printa ela disse haver duas precisão
A fazenda do patrão e eu preciso de encosto

Vou por a fazenda em ordem já não tendo o que fazer
Se associou no CTG e me entrosou com a gauchada
Nem bem roncava a gaita a viúva estava pronta
E o índio puxava as ponta numa rancheira troteada

Widow's Farm

A populated farm belonged to a widow
A quadrant of sesmaria, but everything is somewhat scattered
Some thickets serve as shelter in winter
From where she removed the core to fix the wire fences

A chicken run with reddish-brown silk-feathered hens
Under the trees there were some goats
A large grazing area crossed the flagstone pavement crossed the middle
From where they rounded up the herd there was a beautiful plateau

The salt is placed on the ground, because there aren't even any troughs
Because out of thirteen in a litter and almost all are still bulls
An old nag that was raised with its mane dragging on the ground
And the forty unbroken horses in a dark bay herd

One of these gaucho Indians was sent to the four winds
To talk about the wedding at the estancia
At first glance he bumped into her
On horseback in a saddle on a pacing pony

Invited to the room where he was well received
He hung his hat on the coat rack with a very nice gesture
He immediately went to the kitchen and they offered him a pie
They also had bread with honey, black coffee and fried cake

There were few preliminary talks and he soon got down to business
He would be willing to marry and live together
She said there were two essential conditions
The boss's farm and I need a backrest

I'm going to put the farm in order since there is nothing else to do
He joined the CTG and got along well with the gauchos
As soon as the accordion started playing, the widow was ready
And the Indian would take the lead in a trotting ranchera