El Coyote - Kinto Sol перевод на английский

El Coyote

Ya saben, es importante que si nos paran
Le dicen que yo nomás les estoy dando un aventón
No se les olvide, eso es importante, eh

Vengo de casa de ahí de la frontera
Por la carretera no sé lo que me espera
Voy como a 80, no más de 100
Vamos a ver que suerte en el retén
X2

A una familia levanto en mi camión
Rumbo a San Antonio, esa es la dirección
También un compa que viene de Chihuahua
Se brincó el alambre, así lo hizo a la brava
Un morrillo que huye de su padre
Quiere ganar lana pa' mandarle a su madre
Una pareja de enamorados
Buscan un futuro mejor por estos lados
Una señorita que quiere estudiar
Pues en su país no lo puede lograr
El señor Felipe cansado ya maduro
Dice "Michoacán, compa, esta bien duro"
Dos jóvenes del Distrito Federal
Haya la situación no cambia, sigue igual
René que era albañil dejó su Guanajuato
Ya no tenia trabajo ya desde hace un rato

Veo patrullas de la ley en el otro carril
Se ponen mas bravos en este mes de Abril
Un traguito de aguardiente para calmar la mente
Agáchense todos, silencio totalmente
Después de el puente damos a la derecha
Le bajo a 60 sin levantar sospecha
Por una brecha ya nos desviamos
Un poquito mas y el gas le pisamos
La mujer de Oaxaca tiene meses de viuda
Dice quiere trabajar a ver si dios le ayuda
Un niño de diez años, su tío viene con él
Dice que en Chicago responden con el
Doña Paquita que era comerciante
Le cobraban cuota los narcotraficantes
Una jovencita que viene embarazada
Su novio vino al norte y de él no sabe nada

Platicas breves, historias me cuentan
De lo que han sufrido todo me comentan
Deportaron a Martín, lo mandaron a Nogales
Ya esta de regreso y lo esperan sus carnales
En mi camión vamos tranquilos
Doña María y sus hijos van dormidos
Fermín González viene de Torreón
Esta angustiado pues 'ta enfermo del riñón
Josecito salió de Puebla
Su madre esta en New Jersey, tiene 7 años sin verla
Viene un compa de Guadalajara
"Me ganaré la vida yo con mi guitarra"
Cientos de historias que escucho en mi camión
Cada 3 meses la misma operación
Nos vemos en el siguiente viaje
No solo paisanos traigo de equipaje

The Coyote

You know, it's important that if they stop us
You tell them that I'm just giving you a ride
Don't forget, that's important, eh

I'm coming from the border
On the road, I don't know what awaits me
I'm going about 80, no more than 100
Let's see what luck we have at the checkpoint
X2

I pick up a family in my truck
Heading to San Antonio, that's the direction
Also a buddy who comes from Chihuahua
He jumped the fence, he did it the hard way
A young boy who runs away from his father
He wants to earn money to send to his mother
A couple in love
Looking for a better future on this side
A young lady who wants to study
Because in her country she can't achieve it
Mr. Felipe tired and mature
Says "Michoacán, buddy, it's really tough"
Two young people from Mexico City
The situation there doesn't change, it's still the same
René who was a bricklayer left his Guanajuato
He hasn't had a job for a while now

I see law enforcement patrols in the other lane
They get tougher in this month of April
A sip of brandy to calm the mind
Everyone duck down, total silence
After the bridge we turn right
I slow down to 60 without raising suspicion
We deviate through a gap
A little more and we step on the gas
The woman from Oaxaca has been a widow for months
She says she wants to work and see if God helps her
A ten-year-old boy, his uncle comes with him
He says that in Chicago they answer to him
Doña Paquita who was a merchant
Drug traffickers charged her a fee
A young girl who is pregnant
Her boyfriend came north and she doesn't know anything about him

Brief conversations, stories they tell me
They tell me everything they have suffered
They deported Martín, they sent him to Nogales
He's back and his brothers are waiting for him
We are calm in my truck
Doña María and her children are asleep
Fermín González comes from Torreón
He is distressed because he is sick with kidney disease
Josecito left Puebla
His mother is in New Jersey, he hasn't seen her for 7 years
There's a buddy from Guadalajara
"I'll earn a living with my guitar"
Hundreds of stories I hear in my truck
Every 3 months the same operation
See you on the next trip
I don't just bring countrymen in my luggage