Chacarera Del Tucu
Cuti Y Roberto Carabajal Lyrics
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Bajo los garabatos, lechiguana y chilalos.
Aromas de tusca en flor perfuman la huella
Y el mistol coloreando está de adorno en la tierra.
La tuna y el piquillín ya están madurando
Y por sobre los cercos están las docas colgando
Mientras que la ulúa ya se abre de madura
Por entre el viscacheral y pampa tackellu
Florecen quishcaloros, tuscas y sisaquellus
El sachayoj se hace oír cuidando los montes
Despiertan salamancas en medio los locontes
Se entreveran los tum-tum de bombos legüeros
De hachas, de malambos y de criollos morteros
El monte que lindo está, Cómo hay miel de palo!
Bajo los garabatos, lechiguana y chilalos
These lyrics are from the song "Chacarera Del Tucu" by Cuti Y Roberto Carabajal. The song celebrates the beauty and abundance of nature in the region of Tucumán, Argentina. The first verse describes the enchanting landscape, with its flowering tuscas and decorative mistol trees. The presence of ripe fruits like tuna and piquillín is also mentioned, as well as the sight of doca fruits hanging over the fences.
The second verse continues to depict the richness of the region's flora. The cardón cactus is described as offering its white and pure flowers, while the ulúa is mentioned as being mature and open. The hilly surroundings are home to viscacherales and pampa tackellu, where flowers like quishcaloros, tuscas, and sisaquellus bloom. In this vibrant ecosystem, the song mentions the sounds of the sachayoj bird guarding the forests and the awakening of the salamancas (a type of bird) amidst the rocking locontes (a type of tree). The verse concludes with a mention of the mix of rhythms created by the tum-tum of drummers playing bombos legüeros (traditional Argentine drums), hachas (axes), malambos (a traditional dance) and criollos morteros (mortars played as musical instruments).
Overall, the lyrics of "Chacarera Del Tucu" paint a vivid picture of the natural beauty and abundance of Tucumán, evoking a sense of appreciation for the richness of the land and its diverse flora and fauna.
Line by Line Meaning
El monte qué lindo está, Cómo hay miel de palo!
The natural landscape is beautiful, and it is teeming with rich resources!
Bajo los garabatos, lechiguana y chilalos.
Underneath the tangled vegetation, there are hidden creatures like lizards and birds.
Aromas de tusca en flor perfuman la huella
The scent of blooming tusca flowers fills the air.
Y el mistol coloreando está de adorno en la tierra.
The mistol trees add color and decoration to the land.
La tuna y el piquillín ya están madurando
The prickly pear cactus and piquillín shrubs are ripening.
Y por sobre los cercos están las docas colgando
Above the fences, docas fruit are hanging.
Ofreciendo está el cardón su flor blanca y pura
The cardón cactus is displaying its beautiful white flowers.
Mientras que la ulúa ya se abre de madura
Meanwhile, the ulúa fruit is ripening and opening up.
Por entre el viscacheral y pampa tackellu
Between the viscacha burrows and the pampa tackellu grasslands.
Florecen quishcaloros, tuscas y sisaquellus
The quishcaloros, tuscas, and sisaquellus plants are blooming.
El sachayoj se hace oír cuidando los montes
The sachayoj bird can be heard, protecting the forests.
Despiertan salamancas en medio los locontes
Salamancas, small lizard-like creatures, wake up in the midst of the locontes trees.
Se entreveran los tum-tum de bombos legüeros
The rhythmic beats of the legüeros drums intertwine.
De hachas, de malambos y de criollos morteros
Accompanied by the sounds of axes, malambos, and criollos morteros.
El monte que lindo está, Cómo hay miel de palo!
The natural landscape is beautiful, and it is teeming with rich resources!
Bajo los garabatos, lechiguana y chilalos
Underneath the tangled vegetation, there are hidden creatures like lizards and birds.
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: FORTUNATO JUAREZ
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