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El Origen de Halloween

Hola compañeros del terror bienvenidos a destripando la historia
Con Pascu y Rodri hoy estamos aqui
Para hablar del origen del Halloween
Hace mucho tiempo tiempo atras
Los Celtas celebraban una fiesta singular
La llamaban Samhain
Y a su año pone fin
Se pensaba que los muertos iban paseando por doquier
Que su magia durante estas fechas no dejaba de crecer
Los difuntos que eran malos
Eran expulsados con hogueras y con nabos
Y los niños recogian
Todos los presentes que en las casas ofrecian
Se los llevan a los druidas para que adivinen
Pero antes hay que hacer
Unos cuantos sacrificios de humanos,
Animales y hortalizas variadas larailala
Cuando los romanos lo descubren
Piensan que tanto sacrificio es una barbarie
Y tratan de prohibirlo
La fiesta va perdiendose poco a poco
Hasta que le Papa Gregorio IV le
Cambia el nombre a el Día de Todos los Santos
Pero en el siglo XIX los inmigrantes irlandeses la llevan consigo
Hasta América y la popularizan con
Historias como la de Jack O' Lantern
Stinky Jack era un bribon
Ruin, astuto y bebedor tanto que engaño hasta el diablo
Este un dia apareció pero Jack le atrapo
Usando una cruz de su bolsillo
Quiero que me des diez años mas
Cuando vuelve a cobrar
Le vuelve a engañar
Con cruces le encierra en un manzano
Como has vuelto a ganar pide lo que quieras
No podras tocar mi alma nunca mas
Cuando el borracho muere en el Cielo no le
Aceptan al Infierno va corriendo pero Satanás le recuerda
Que tu alma solo es tuya y no puedo tenerla
Y si quieres el descanso ve a buscarlo por tu cuenta
Unas brazas le lanzo
Con un nabo fabrico
Un farol que alumbra su camino
Va vagando sin cesar
Nadie le púede tocar
El es el herrante Jack O' Lantern
Y como en estados unidos habia excedente de calabazas decidieron
Usarlas como farolillos en vez de
Nabos para ayuntar al diablo en Halloween
Si celebras Halloween hazlo con cuidado no vayas sacrifindo peña
Y SI quieres espantar rápido al
Diablo pon un Jack O' Lantern en tu puerta

The Origin of Halloween

Hello fellow horror fans, welcome to destripando la historia
With Pascu and Rodri, today we are here
To talk about the origin of Halloween
A long time ago
The Celts celebrated a unique festival
They called it Samhain
And it was the end of their year
It was thought that the dead were walking around everywhere
That their magic during these dates never ceased to grow
The dead who were bad
Were cast out with bonfires and turnips
And the children would collect
All the presents offered in the houses
They take them to the druids to guess
But first you have to do
A few human sacrifices,
Animals and vegetables of all kinds larailala
When the Romans discover it
They think so much sacrifice is a barbarity
And try to prohibit it
The festival is gradually fading away
Until Pope Gregory IV
Changes his name to All Saints' Day
But in the 19th century, Irish immigrants took it with them
To America and popularized it with
Stories like the one about Jack O' Lantern
Stinky Jack was a scoundrel
Ruin, cunning and drunkard so much that he deceived even the devil
He appeared one day but Jack caught him
Using a cross from his pocket
I want you to give me ten more years
When he comes to collect again
He deceives him again
He traps him in an apple tree with crosses
As you have won again, ask for whatever you want
You can never touch my soul again
When the drunkard dies in Heaven
They don't accept him in Hell he is running but Satan reminds him
That your soul is only yours and I cannot have it
And if you want rest, go and find it on your own
He threw some coals at him
With a turnip he made
A lantern that lights his way
He wanders around and around
No one can touch him
He is the wandering Jack O' Lantern
And as there was a surplus of pumpkins in the United States, they decided
Use them as lanterns instead of
Turnips to scare the devil on Halloween
If you celebrate Halloween, do it with care, don't go sacrificing people
And if you want to scare away the
Devil, put a Jack O' Lantern on your doorstep