Nana Pancha Lyrics in English by Pedro Infante

Home / Lyrics translation / Pedro Infante / Nana Pancha

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Nana Pancha by Pedro Infante from Spanish to English.

These lyrics have verified word for word translations. Click any lyric word to see the translation and hear the pronunciation!

other little bits of gijón

I made this sweet with my

own hands

It may not be simple, come on, listen to your

government it happens like it happens to me no

They are going to feed me, I don't know yet

the body asks for something to drink in

poor thing they carry a glass of water from the

search does not have hands and feet

better that way they won't notice

a tequila to toast

the only thing I feel is that although the

bosses and they don't know here they take us out like

health plug

by the way they haven't even told me how

Luis called and I struck out as Milan

like his similar hand in the good pacha

heard about it

not because there is a song by my nana

look at the pancha gives flight to the hilacha

He likes the guaracha, the rumba and the

danzón according to their accounts that they do not learn

the 30s when maximilian just like

the nation

my nana pancha lives in the canteens

putting together 3 molina parts of the heat today the

Jukebox Session Highlights His Story

bigger than a cannon

for my nana pancha with the palms

my nana pancha when she's out partying

there is no one that the water that putting

to drink and it is a beast moving the

hip ping an elephant was also for

the yellow fight there is no day is that in

the police to the police station you want

forward but she never leaves and we

insults and pays fines but returns

to go out or not

and my nana pancha is on the tip

rector

Lyrics and Translations Licensed & Provided by LyricFind

Did you like this lyrics translation?

hilacha — frayed thread

Hilacha literally means "frayed thread" or "loose fiber." It's an interesting word because it's not commonly found in everyday conversation or many song lyrics.

In the song, the phrase "le da vuelo a la hilacha" is an idiomatic expression meaning to "let loose," "live it up," or "go wild." It perfectly captures Nana Pancha's rebellious and party-loving spirit, making it a memorable and culturally rich word to learn.

Get ready to meet Nana Pancha! This song is a fun, lively tribute to a woman who truly knows how to live it up. The singer introduces her by name, asking, "¿cómo se llama luis y yo ponché mancha como milán a como su mano similar en la pacha buen oído hablar de ello?" [what's your name, Luis, and I'm Pancha, like Milan, like her similar hand in the pacha, good to hear about it?]. He then explains there's even a song about her!

Nana Pancha is a party animal, plain and simple. "Mi nana pancha le da vuelo a la hilacha le gusta la guaracha la rumba y el danzón" [My Nana Pancha lets loose, she likes guaracha, rumba, and danzón]. She's always in the cantinas, causing a ruckus, and when she's out on the town, "no hay nadie que el agua que poniéndose a tomar y es una fiera moviendo la cadera ping an elephant era también para la pelea amarilla no hay día es que en la policía a la comisaría que quiera remitir" [there's no one to stop her from drinking, and she's a beast moving her hips, like an elephant, she's also ready for a fight, there's no day the police want to send her to the station]. She never gives up, even when she gets a fine, she just pays it and goes right back out. It sounds like she's quite the character!

Did you know?

In addition to reading lyric translations, you can now learn Spanish with music and lyrics from your favorite artists.

Yes, including Nana Pancha by Pedro Infante!

No more boring lessons. You can now learn with engaging and culturally relevant lyrics from the best artists.

Pedro Infante Nana Pancha Lyrics