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Steemit Open Mic Week 122 -EL NEGRO Y EL CATIRE-@donlucho

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Published: 28 Jan 2019 › Updated: 28 Jan 2019Steemit Open Mic Week 122 -EL NEGRO Y EL CATIRE-@donlucho

Steemit Open Mic Week 122 -EL NEGRO Y EL CATIRE-@donlucho


Hola a todos, esta semana estuve conociendo la ciudad y visitamos el museo de Simón Bolívar, lo que era su casa aquí en Bogotá. Con el ukulele interpreto para ustedes una canción que habla sobre una batalla determinante para lograr la independencia, la cual fue la batalla de Carabobo, hoy en día que mi país pasa por una etapa crucial y se ve una Luz de esperanza y cambio, dedico mi post a todos mis hermanos Venezolanos que salen a las calles y luchan en pro de un futuro mejor.

EL QUE TENGA OIDOS QUE OIGA.

Aquí les dejo la les dejo la letra:

Se conocieron los dos
Por los lados de payara
Uno levanto la voz
Y el otro no dijo nada

Se pusieron a pelear
No quedaba mas remedio
Mucuritas, el yagual y las queseras del medio

Agarron lanza en mano
Repartieron sangre y grito
El catire comandando
Y el negro de primerito

Pero el catire lloró
Porque que el pecho abierto
El negro le dijo adiós, adios
Porque estaba muerto
Espero les guste y la disfruten tanto como lo hago yo me despido de todos dando gracias por el apoyo, especialmente al equipo de OpenMic por este concurso. Recuerden dar upvote y reestem pfunk@pfunk luzcypher@luzcypher krystle@krystle soundlegion@soundlegion passion-ground@passion-ground verbal-d@verbal-d meno@meno Gracias también a las comunidades de apoyo como curie@curie @Cervantes. También quiero agradecer a quienes siempre apoyan generosamente este concurso: ausbitbank@ausbitbank, isaria@isaria, aggroed@aggroed, andybets@andybets, curie@curie, cervantes@cervantes, dtube@dtube, hendrikdegrote@hendrikdegrote, classical-radio@classical-radio, classical-music@classical-music, busy@busy, blocktrades@blocktrades anomadsoul@anomadsoul y tantos otros.
Espero poder contar con su apoyo esta semana ......

Bendiciones y éxitos para todos ...

Hello everyone, this week I was getting to know the city and visited Simón Bolívar's museum, what was your home here in Bogotá. With the ukulele I interpret for you a song that talks about a decisive battle to achieve independence, which was the battle of Carabobo, today that my country goes through a decisive stage and you see a Light of hope and change, I dedicate my post to all my Venezuelan brothers who take to the streets and fight for a better future

Here I leave the lyrics:

They both met
On the sides of payara
One I raise my voice
And the other did not say anything

They started fighting
There was no other way
Mucuritas, the yagual and the cheese makers of the middle

Agarron throws in hand
They spread blood and shout
The catire commanding
And the first-timer black

But the catire cried
Because that open chest
The black man said goodbye, goodbye
Because he was dead

I hope you like it and enjoy it as much as I do. I say goodbye to everyone, giving thanks for the support, especially to the OpenMic team for this contest. Remember to give upvote and reestem pfunk@pfunk luzcypher@luzcypher krystle@krystle soundlegion@soundlegion passion-ground@passion-ground verbal-d@verbal-d meno@meno Thanks also to the support communities like curie@curie @Cervantes. I also want to thank those who always generously support this contest: ausbitbank@ausbitbank, isaria@isaria, aggroed@aggroed, andybets@andybets, curie@curie, cervantes@cervantes, dtube@dtube, hendrikdegrote@hendrikdegrote, classical-radio@classical-radio, classical-music@classical-music, busy@busy, blocktrades@blocktrades anomadsoul@anomadsoul and so many others. I hope I can count on your support this week ... Blessings and successes for all ...

WHO HATH EARS TO HEARS, LET HIM HEAR.



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