Текст и перевод песни Federico García Lorca feat. Narciso Yepes & Teresa Berganza - Trece canciones espanolas antiguas: Los pelegrinitos

Trece canciones espanolas antiguas: Los pelegrinitos

Hacia Roma caminan
Dos pelegrinos.
Hacia Roma caminan
Dos pelegrinos,
A que los case el Papa, bonita,
Porque son primos, niña bonita,
Porque son primos, niña.

Sombrerito de hule
Lleva el mozuelo.
Sombrerito de hule
Lleva el mozuelo,
Y la pelegrinita, bonita,
De terciopelo, niña bonita,
De terciopelo, niña.

Al pasar por el puente
De la Victoria,
Al pasar por el puente
De la Victoria,
Tropezó la madrina, bonita,
Cayó la novia, niña bonita,
Cayó la novia, niña.

Han llegado a palacio,
Suben arriba.
Han llegado a palacio,
Suben arriba,
Y en la sala del Papa, bonita,
Los desaniman, niña bonita,
Los desaniman, niña.

Le ha preguntado el Papa
Como se llaman.
Le ha preguntado el Papa
Como se llaman.
Él le dice que Pedro, bonita,
Y ella que Ana, niña bonita,
Y ella que Ana, niña.

Le ha preguntado el Papa
Que qué edad tienen.
Le ha preguntado el Papa
Que qué edad tienen.
Ella dice que quince, bonita,
Y él diez y siete, niña bonita,
Y él diez y siete, niña.

Le ha preguntado el Papa
De dónde eran.
Le ha preguntado el Papa
De dónde eran.
Ella dice de Cabra, bonita,
Y él de Antequera, niña bonita,
Y él de Antequera, niña.

Le ha preguntado el Papa
Que si han pecado.
Le ha preguntado el Papa
Que si han pecado.
Él le dice que un beso, bonita,
Que le había dado, niña bonita,
Que le había dado, niña.

Y la pelegrinita
Que es vergonzosa,
Y la pelegrinita
Que es vergonzosa,
Se le ha puesto la cara, bonita,
Como una rosa, niña bonita,
Como una rosa, niña.

Y ha respondido el Papa
Desde su cuarto,
Y ha respondido el Papa
Desde su cuarto:
¡Quién fuera pelegrino, bonita,
Para otro tanto, niña bonita,
Para otro tanto, niña!

Las campanas de Roma
Ya repicaron.
Las campanas de Roma
Ya repicaron,
Porque los pelegrinos, bonita,
Ya se casaron, niña bonita,
Ya se casaron, niña.

Thirteen Ancient Spanish Songs: Los Pelegrinitos

To Rome they walk
Two pilgrims.
To Rome they walk
Two pilgrims,
To be married by the Pope, my pretty,
Because they are cousins, my pretty girl,
Because they are cousins, my girl.

A rubber hat
The young man wears.
A rubber hat
The young man wears,
And the little pilgrim girl, my pretty,
A velvet one, my pretty girl,
A velvet one, my girl.

As they crossed the bridge
Of Victory,
As they crossed the bridge
Of Victory,
The godmother tripped, my pretty,
The bride fell down, my pretty girl,
The bride fell down, my girl.

They arrived at the palace,
They went upstairs.
They arrived at the palace,
They went upstairs,
And in the Pope's hall, my pretty,
They discouraged them, my pretty girl,
They discouraged them, my girl.

The Pope asked them
What their names were.
The Pope asked them
What their names were.
He says that he is Peter, my pretty,
And she that she is Anne, my pretty girl,
And she that she is Anne, my girl.

The Pope asked them
How old they were.
The Pope asked them
How old they were.
She says that she is fifteen, my pretty,
And he that he is seventeen, my pretty girl,
And he that he is seventeen, my girl.

The Pope asked them
Where they were from.
The Pope asked them
Where they were from.
She says that she is from Cabra, my pretty,
And he that he is from Antequera, my pretty girl,
And he that he is from Antequera, my girl.

The Pope asked them
If they had sinned.
The Pope asked them
If they had sinned.
He says that a kiss, my pretty,
That she had given him, my pretty girl,
That she had given him, my girl.

And the little pilgrim girl
Who is shy,
And the little pilgrim girl
Who is shy,
Her face has turned, my pretty,
Like a rose, my pretty girl,
Like a rose, my girl.

And the Pope has responded
From his room,
And the Pope has responded
From his room:
Who would be a pilgrim, my pretty,
For as much again, my pretty girl,
For as much again, my girl!

The bells of Rome
Have already rung.
The bells of Rome
Have already rung,
Because the pilgrims, my pretty,
Have already married, my pretty girl,
Have already married, my girl.