La Canelera (En Vivo) Lyrics in English by Los Alameños De La Sierra

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song La Canelera (En Vivo) by Los Alameños De La Sierra from Spanish to English.

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I believe that for those from the mountains like

there's no need to add anything similar

let's start, we're warming up

that is so fried

these two defeats

of course, yes, let's go to the goddess wedding, of course

yes

out with pleasure

yes

but nothing

I already saw you with that suitcase, you won't want to anymore

measure

you won't be but it deserves from the sowing I in

my list

without more desire

discharge being used by your hands

to work, it doesn't give up anymore, in a little while

just

and

I don't want to see you with another boy before

race

now that you're going to go and I cane that you

want

and if there's anyone who gets mad because you

treat

with this manual for that mother of mine, the

pains

that way they're going to

farewells through the doors of an area

here it ends up enchanting to be seen from

the

road

ok, as his voice remained over the candelabra

let's continue with more melodies by

here I was from Maracaná radio of

Andrés with great pleasure

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canelera — cinnamon seller / cinnamon-colored woman

Canelera is a fascinating word derived from "canela" (cinnamon). It can refer to a woman who sells cinnamon, but in a more evocative sense, it often describes a woman with a beautiful, cinnamon-like skin tone or hair color.

In the context of this song, "La Canelera" is likely a term of endearment or a descriptive nickname for a woman, highlighting her alluring appearance. It's a unique and culturally rich word that adds a layer of charm and mystery to the lyrics.

This live version of "La Canelera" by Los Alameños De La Sierra kicks off with some fun banter, as the band warms up and jokes about the cold weather. They're clearly having a good time, getting ready to play for the crowd.

The song itself is a playful warning to a love interest. The singer tells this person, "no te quiero ver con otro niño antes de carrera" [I don't want to see you with another guy before a race], implying a sense of possession and a desire for loyalty. He even says, "si hay alguno que ese pique porque te trate, con este manual para esa madre mía los dolores" [if there's someone who gets mad because he treats you, with this manual for that mother of mine the pains], which is a pretty blunt way of saying he's ready to fight for them! It's all about staking a claim and making sure everyone knows it. The song ends with the band moving on to more melodies, keeping the party going.

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