Llano Y Nostalgia Lyrics in English by Juan Farfan

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Llano Y Nostalgia by Juan Farfan from Spanish to English.
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There the eagle beats Paraguay to the bull
father
that yesterday I had to put
era
My wife and my partner
and
and
I already like them for those long roads
Long roads that overwhelm me
Thought and to infinity you who me
You saw birth You saw me born when I die
I'm going with you
I carry in my chest the nostalgia of those
days
Happy days that for me are memories
when a steer tip was found
40 days of Arauca Villavicencio all over the
llanero who does that I gave myself to travel
He had to be the man of art and
Solved for Zumba which gave shine
without facing this in the afternoon
tape when the sun continues to set and go
arriving slowly at a slow pace where
It was going to be the inn to rest
and
On the horse all and cimarrón you will go
Blessed God I remember those
Times
But today it is no more than a
Passed by has not been recorded
dispenses here the coralina los podridos and
rollers today are places are over
Forever
and the llaneros who were good and beast
They have very little for us because many of them already
love
My friends my heart suffered weeps and
suffers and cries drowned in feeling
Knowing he wants to play does not forget that he does not
I tell it
Kneeling I ask the blessed God
And I beg you to pray an Our Father to Him
to see if our already moves again
Oh, no
In the works of Llano no longer walks
by the hairs and I recommend myself to
Tomorrow and in La Paz
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cimarrónwild / untamed

Cimarrón literally translates to "wild" or "untamed," often referring to animals that have escaped domestication and returned to a wild state. It's a word deeply rooted in the history and culture of the Americas, particularly in relation to runaway slaves or livestock.

In the context of "Llano Y Nostalgia," it evokes the rugged, free spirit of the llanero (plainsman) and his horse, suggesting a connection to the untamed wilderness of the plains. It's a unique word that paints a vivid picture of the song's setting and themes of freedom and the wild frontier.

Juan Farfán's "Llano Y Nostalgia" is a heartfelt journey into the soul of the Venezuelan plains, or llano. He starts by remembering a time when things were different, a time of hard work and companionship, saying, "allí el águila gana paraguaya al toro padre que ayer tuve que meter era mi mujer y mi compa" [there the Paraguayan eagle wins against the bull, father, that yesterday I had to bring in, it was my woman and my companion]. This line, though a bit abstract, seems to evoke a sense of past struggles and the people who were with him.

He then expresses a deep connection to the land itself, almost like a spiritual bond: "al infinito tú que me viste nacer me viste nacer cuando muera voy contigo" [to the infinite you who saw me born, saw me born, when I die I go with you]. Farfán carries a profound nostalgia for the "días felices" [happy days] of the past, recalling the days of herding cattle, traveling for "40 días de Arauca a Villavicencio" [40 days from Arauca to Villavicencio]. He laments the changes, noting that places like "la coralina, los podridos y rodillos hoy día son sitios se acabaron para siempre" [the coralina, the rotten ones and rollers today are places that are gone forever], and that the llaneros [plainsmen] are fewer now. His heart aches, "mi corazón sufrí y llora ahogado en el sentimiento" [my heart suffered and cries drowned in feeling], as he prays for the spirit of the llano to return.

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