Текст и перевод песни Laberinto - La Dama

La Dama

En nevada parjopar alla en denver colorado
Fui debil pa′los caballos
Que estaban clasificados
350 yardas fue la tierra que jugaron

Yuvetz ya era favorito
Yo lo habia visto correr
Cristel Vancuquer el dueño de aquel
Hermoso corsel
Que en su registro decia
Que era un coro nacardel

Andres Flores con su yegua
Que bichirili montaba
La dama una hermosa saina
Traia herraduras plateadas
El beto, loya y mercado
Eran los que la cuidaban

Cuando iban al partideron
Los gringos como apostaban
Ellos estaban seguros
Que esa carrera ganaban
Andres tambien a su yegua
Sus dolares arriesgaba

Cuando se abrieron las puertas
Todos guardaron silencio
La yegua movia las patas
Tan rapido como el viento
Andres le dijo a su hermano
"Daniel ya estamos adentro"

Las enancas a la yegua
No se las venian golpeando
Ese jinete la cuarta
Nomas se la iba enseñando
Y en 17: 60 los relojes se pararon

Ahi esta la fotografia
Si piensan que esto es un cuento
Sesenta mil efectivos le dio
La dama a su dueño
Andres se subio a su hummer
Y hasta solo se iba riendo

The Lady

In snowy parjopar alla in denver colorado
I was weak for horses
That were classified
350 yards was the land they played on

Yuvetz was already a favorite
I had seen him run
Cristel Vancuquer the owner of that
Beautiful steed
That in his register it said
That it was a nacredel choir

Andres Flores with his mare
That bichirili montaba
The lady, a beautiful saina
Had silvered horseshoes
El beto, loya and mercado
Were the ones that took care of her

When they went to the partideron
The gringos were betting like crazy
They were sure
That they would win that race
Andres also bet his dollars on his mare
He was risking it all

When the gates opened
Everyone fell silent
The mare moved her legs
As fast as the wind
Andres said to his brother
"Daniel we're already in"

The reins to the mare
Didn't come close to hitting them
That rider, the fourth
Was just showing it to him
And in 17:60 the clocks stopped

There's the photo
If you think this is a story
Sixty thousand dollars gave her
The lady to her owner
Andres got into his hummer
And he left laughing all alone