Текст и перевод песни Porca Véia - Fazenda da Viúva

Fazenda da Viúva

Numa fazenda povoada, a uma viúva pertencia
Quadra de sesmarias, mas tudo meio atirado
Alguns capão de mato serve de abrigo no inverno
Deonde tiravam o cerno pra arrumar os alambrado

Um terreiro de galinha, carijó, pena de seda
Por baixo do arvoredo havia alguns cabrito
Uma invernada grande, um lajeado cruzava ao meio
E onde serava o rodeio era um chapadão bonito

O sal botado no chão, pois nem cocho não havia
Boi de três anos na cria,ainda quase tudo touro
Bagual velho criado, as crina arrastava no chão
E uns quarenta redomão, numa tropilha de mouro

Um índio desses gaudério, mandado dos quatro ventos
Pra falar do casamento, na estância se chegou
Já de primeira vista deu de encontro com ela
De 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 um pastel
Também tinha pão com mel, café preto e bolo frito

Foi poucas palheteadas e logo entrou no assunto
Casar e viver junto, estaria disposto
Aflita ela disse haver duas precisão
A fazendo do patrão e eu preciso de encosto

Botou a fazenda em ordem, já não tendo o que fazer
Se associou no C.T.G e se entrosou com a gaúchada
Quando roncava a gaita, a viúva tava pronta
E o índio puxava a ponta numa rancheira flauteada

Widow's Ranch

On a populated ranch, belonging to a widow
Land with several leases, but everything was somewhat neglected
Some patches of forest served as shelter in winter
From where they would get the wood to fix the fences

A chicken yard with multicolored hens with silky feathers
Under the trees, there were some kids
A large winter pasture that was crossed by a stream
And where the rodeo was held was a beautiful plateau

The salt was placed on the ground, as there was not even a trough
Three-year-old steers in the breeding herd, almost all of them still bulls
Old, well-trained horses with manes that reached the ground
And about forty unbroken horses in a dark bay herd

One of those gaucho Indians that roam around
Had been sent from the four winds
To speak about marriage. He arrived at the ranch
At first glance, he met her

Invited into the living room, where he was well received
He hung his hat on the coat rack with a very elegant gesture
He immediately went into the kitchen and was offered some pastry
There was also bread with honey, black coffee, and fried cake

After a few short conversations, he came straight to the point
He was willing to marry and live together
In distress, she said that there were two requirements
The boss's ranch and I need support

He put the ranch in order, and with nothing else to do
He joined the C.T.G. and became friends with the gauchos
When the accordion played, the widow was ready
And the Indian led the dance in a fluted ranchera