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Valeriu Raut
金, 13/03/2020 - 07:42
Más vale tarde que nunca.
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Long live Spain!
Among flowers 'fandanguillos' and 'alegrías", 1.
the land of love, my Spain, was born.
Only God could have created so much beauty,
and it's not possible that could be another one.
And everybody knows that this is true,
and when they have to leave they all do cry.
That's why one hears this refrain:
"Long live Spain!"
And always they'll remember it,
"Long live Spain!"
People sing with great ardor,
"Long live Spain!"
Life has a different flavor,
and Spain is just the best.
In the sunny bullfighting afternoons,
people cheer the matador with fervor,
and he salutes strolling his cuadrilla 2.
with that charm of Spanish nobleman.
The bullring vibrates now with its 'olés'
and our national feast starts then.
That's why one hears this refrain:
"Long live Spain!"
And always they'll remember it,
"Long live Spain!"
People sing with great ardor,
"Long live Spain!"
Life has a different flavor,
and Spain is just the best.
How beautiful is the Mediterranean Sea,
its Costa Brava and Costa del Sol, 3.
the 'sardana' and the 'fandango' move me, 4/5.
because within its notes there is life and warmth.
Spain has always been and it will be
forever paradise without equal.
That's why one hears this refrain:
"Long live Spain!"
And always they'll remember it,
"Long live Spain!'
People sing with grand ardor,
"Long live Spain!"
Life has a different flavor,
and Spain is just the best.
Laralala.. Long live Spain!
Laralala... Long live Spain!
People sing with ardor:
"Long live Spain!"
Life has a different flavor
and Spain is just the best.
Spain is just the best...
Olé!
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Collections with "Y viva España"
| 1. | Songs about world countries |
| 2. | Songs About Countries of Europe |
Manolo Escobar: 상위 3
| 1. | El Porompompero |
| 2. | Y viva España |
| 3. | Sierra de luna (El Ebro guarda silencio) |
Idioms from "Y viva España"
| 1. | Always has (been), always will (be) |
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번역자에 대하여
This song, "Que viva España", is another version of the original "E viva Espana", composed in 1974 by the Belgian Leo Roozenstraten.
The melody is the same; the lyrics are different.
1. Fadanguillos/alegrías"- Classic singing and dancing flamenco.
2. Cuadrilla -The matador's crew.
3. "Rough Coast/Sunny Cost". Well known sections of the Mediterranean.
4. Sardana- The popular dance of Cataluña (Catalonian)
5. Fandango-Same as 'fandangillo'