Hat einen Namen = Ce n'est pas "Tiene un nom" mais "A un nom"
Das Glück = Ce n'est pas "La chance" mais "Le bonheur"
Heißt es = Ce n'est pas "Elle s'intitule" mais "Il s'appelle"
Es liegt im Lachen = Ce n'est pas "C'est le sourire" mais "Il se trouve dans le rire"
In ihren Lippen wie roter Mohn = Ce n'est pas "En leurs lèvres comme pavots rouges" mais "Dans leurs lèvres de pavot rouge"
Im Versprechen = Ce n'est pas "À la promesse" mais "Dans la promesse"
Wer es findet = Ce n'est pas "Celui qui la trouve" mais "Celui qui le trouve"
Reich belohnt = Ce n'est pas "Bien récompensé" mais "Récompensé"
Mi felicidad = Ce n'est pas "Ma chance" mais "Mon bonheur"
Y la música = Ce n'est pas "La musique" mais "Et la musique"
In Spanien = Ce n'est pas "En espagnol" mais "En Espagne"
Und bist du einmal verliebt in Spanien = Ce n'est pas "Et si une fois tu tombes amoureux en Espagne" mais "Et si tu es amoreux de l'Espagne une fois"
Wie nie zuvor = Ce n'est pas "Sans précédent" mais "Comme jamais auparavant"
Olé España
Olé Espagne
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Some of your comments look sensible. But some don't.
But they've lead me to make some changes to my translation, for example replacing "chance" with "bonne chance"to avoid it allowing the possiility of bad luck instead of good luck, correcting sloppy choice of words (s'intitule - I must have been asleep when I types that) and typing errors, and editing screwups which had converted lot of "et la"s to ". La"s (I have the lazy habit of copying as much as possible to avoid typing the same stuff more that once - but if I get carelss with that it can be a mess). So thanks for making those suggestions.
La chance is capable of meaning Glück, but le bonheur isn't because it implies more than merely good luck, it means luck so good that it leads inevitably to happiness. The girls lips are not made of red poppies, the are like red poppies so translating "wie" as "de" is wrong. I haven't a clue what you don't like about "á la promesse" - it's ordinary every-day french usage. You evidently don't know that "felicidad" can mean luck (despite the first two lines of the lyrics clearly stating that it means Glück) if you are responsible for the authors csumission comment which ties it to "happiness" which can't mean "good luck". Neither can I understand why you think "bien récompensé" doesnt work for "reich belohnt". And unless you specifically want a word for word translation (which would probably generate a stilted mess instead of a decent translation) why do you object to "sans précédent" instead of "comme jamais auparavant"? And how do you make "de l'Espagne" out of "in Spanien"?
In French it is "amoureux de" and not "amoureux en".
Moreover, my mother tongue is Spanish and I'm diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome.
Kind regards
Carlos M.S.
I think you may have misunderstood the German. Your French means "in love with Spain" - Spain is the object of the love. The German means in love in Spain - Spain is not the object of the love - presumably with one of thse poppy-lipped girls is the object. But I may be wrong about that, as my German is not as good as it used to be.
I'm sorry about your Asperger's Syndrome, you have my sympathy. I wish there was a way of curing it completely for you and for all the others who have it.
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Señoritas = young women in Spanish
Mi felicidad = my happiness
Y la música = and music
Señor = sir
Viva el amor = long life love
Vino = wine
Canciones = songs
Amor = love