Hola amigos de HIVE OPEN MIC!
Reciban un cordial saludo.
Me complace estar esta semana presente con todos ustedes, aprovecho en saludarles y felicitarles, formar esta bella comunidad.
El día de hoy vengo a participar en esta semana 135 (lucha contra la opresión) con un tema muy hermoso, el cual está tristemente cada día más vigente en mi país Venezuela, así como en la mayoría de países latinoamericanos. Esta canción describe de manera exquisita la realidad social que atraviesan nuestros países en la lucha contra la opresión.
Muchas veces creemos ser libres porque esa es parte de la propaganda que nos venden nuestros gobernantes. Techos de Cartón describe la realidad del Venezolano día a día, sobre todo de la clase obrera, la cual siempre ha vivido pisoteada por la mano explotadora de los grandes industriales.
Hello friends of Hive Open Mic!
Receive a cordial greeting.
I am pleased to be present with all of you this week, I take this opportunity to greet you and congratulate you, to form this beautiful community.
Today I come to participate in this week 135 (fight against oppression) with a very beautiful theme, which is sadly every day more in force in my country Venezuela, as well as in most Latin American countries. This song describes in an exquisite way the social reality that our countries are going through in the fight against oppression.
Many times we believe we are free because that is part of the propaganda that our rulers sell us. Techos de Cartón describes the day to day reality of Venezuelans, especially the working class, which has always lived trampled by the exploitative hand of the big industrialists.
El Presente tema que vengo a cantarles es un cover cuya adaptación recae sobre los hijos del Ilustre Ali Primera. Servando, Florentino, Sandino y Juan Simón primera. Quienes se han encargado de seguir parte del legado de su padre, así logrando inmortalizar al gran Ali para las futuras generaciones.This song was composed by the Venezuelan singer-songwriter Ali Primera, who was always a social fighter with great ideas and humanitarian principles. Ali Primera the people's singer-songwriter as he was called wrote countless songs against oppression and inequality, today Ali is part of the most illustrious Venezuelans, the people of Venezuela thanks him for all his love and all his songs that are part of our cultural and ideological heritage.
Es necesario señalar que no soy cantante profesional, sin embargo, me atreví a traerles este tema porque vale la pena oírlo y revivir la llama de nuestra eterna lucha contra la opresión.
The present song that I come to sing is a cover whose adaptation is by the sons of the Illustrious Ali Primera. Servando, Florentino, Sandino and Juan Simón Primera. They have been in charge of following part of their father's legacy, thus immortalizing the great Ali for future generations.
It is necessary to point out that I am not a professional singer, however, I dared to bring you this song because it is worth listening to it and revive the flame of our eternal struggle against oppression.
Las Casas de Carton (Letra)
Qué triste se oye la lluvia
En los techos de cartón;
Qué triste vive mi gente
En las casas de cartón.
Viene bajando el obrero
Casi arrastrando los pasos
Por el peso del sufrir;
Mira que mucho es sufrir,
Mira que pesa el sufrir.
Arriba deja a la mujer preñada,
Abajo está la ciudad
Y se pierde en su maraña.
Hoy es lo mismo que ayer;
Es su vida sin mañana.
Ay, cae la lluvia
Viene, viene el sufrimiento,
Pero si la lluvia pasa,
¿Cuando pasa el sufrimiento?
¿Cuándo viene la esperanza?
Niños color de mi tierra
Con sus mismas cicatrices,
Millonarios de lombrices.
Por eso qué triste viven los niños
En las casas de cartón.
Qué alegres viven los perros,
Casa del explotador.
Usted no lo va a creer,
Pero hay escuelas de perros
Y les dan educación
Pa' que no muerdan los diarios.
Pero el patrón
Hace años, muchos años
Que está mordiendo al obrero.
Qué triste se oye la lluvia
En los techos de cartón,
Qué lejos pasa la esperanza
En las casa de cartón.
Qué triste se oye la lluvia
En los techos de cartón (bis)
Ali Primera. Interpretada por Servando, Florentino, Sandino y Juan Simon Primera. Fuente
Cardboard roofs
How sad you can hear the rain
On the cardboard roofs;
How sad my people live
In the cardboard houses.
The worker is coming down
Almost dragging his steps
Because of the weight of suffering;
Look how much it is to suffer,
Look how heavy suffering is.
Up he leaves the pregnant woman,
Down is the city
And gets lost in its tangle.
Today is the same as yesterday;
It's his life without tomorrow.
Oh, the rain is falling
Comes, comes the suffering,
But if the rain passes,
When does suffering pass?
When does hope come?
Children color of my land
With their same scars,
Millionaires of worms.
That's why how sad the children live
In the cardboard houses.
How happy the dogs live,
House of the exploiter.
You won't believe it,
But there are dog schools
And they give them education
So that they don't bite the newspapers.
But the boss
For years, for many years
That he's been biting the worker.
How sad the rain can be heard
On the cardboard roofs,
How far away hope passes
In the cardboard houses.
How sad the rain can be heard
On cardboard roofs (encore)
Ali Primera. Performed by Servando, Florentino, Sandino and Juan Simon Primera.Fuente
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