Caballo De Pancho Villa Lyrics in English El Halcon De La Sierra
Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Caballo De Pancho Villa by El Halcon De La Sierra from Spanish to English.
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Fueron varios los caballos, los que montó Pancho Villa
There were several horses, those that Pancho Villa rode
Se llamaba Siete Leguas la yegua que él prefería
The mare he preferred was called Siete Leguas
Era un caballo rocío, de alzada y muy buena rienda
He was a dewy horse, of height and very good rein
Lo montaba Pancho Villa cuando le hirieron la pierna
Pancho Villa was riding him when his leg was injured
Se habló mucho de un caballo con cuatro pesuñas de oro
He talked a lot about a horse with four golden hooves
Dicen que fue tan famoso como el Grano y el As de oro
They say he was as famous as the Grain and the Golden Ace
Caballos de Pancho Villa que siempre fueron famosos
Pancho Villa's horses that were always famous
Más famoso el general, en sus años tan gloriosos
The most famous general, in his glorious years
Siempre fue un hombre sagaz, valiente y muy decidido
He was always a shrewd, brave and very determined man.
Veces planearon matarlo, nunca lo hallaron dormido
Times they planned to kill him, they never found him asleep
Por fin se llegó su hora y ese destino sin falla
At last his time has come and that destiny without fail
Que los hombres cuando nacen ya traen marcada la raya
That men when they are born already have the line marked
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