famous musick ,like gata gloza very intrumental
Momposina
Jaime Llano González Lyrics
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Espinas, Me la voy a llevar a mi
Casita porque es bonita mi rosa momposina.
Tienen sus ojos la dulce ensoñación de mi linda región, po
R eso yo la quiero,
Ella me ha dado toda la inspiración de
Mi linda canción, porque ella es mi Lucero.
¡Ay! Pero si llega el otro jardinero aunque me diga que es puro
Miré porque él lo sabe que yo soy su dueño.
Momposina, ven a mi ranchito,
Momposina, ven para quererte,
Momposina, lindo lucerito,
Momposina, yo quiero tenerte.
The lyrics to Jaime Llano González's song "Momposina" are a heartfelt expression of the singer's love and devotion to a rose that has captured his heart. Despite the thorns that the rose may have, the singer is determined to take it home because of its beauty. The rose is a symbol of the singer's hometown, with its sweet dreams and inspiration for his music, and he cherishes it like a precious gem. However, the singer is also fiercely protective of the rose, unwilling to let anyone else admire it or take it away from him. In the end, the song is a tender declaration of love and a tribute to the singer's beloved town and its beauty.
Line by Line Meaning
Mi vida está pendiente de una rosa porque es hermosa y aunque tenga Espinas, Me la voy a llevar a mi Casita porque es bonita mi rosa momposina.
I am captivated by a beautiful rose, and even though it may have thorns, I will bring it to my home because my Momposina rose is so lovely.
Tienen sus ojos la dulce ensoñación de mi linda región, por eso yo la quiero, Ella me ha dado toda la inspiración de Mi linda canción, porque ella es mi Lucero.
My Momposina rose reflects the sweet dreams of my beautiful region, which is why I cherish it. It inspires all my beautiful songs because it is my guiding star.
¡Ay! Pero si llega el otro jardinero aunque me diga que es puro Banquero no le permito ni que me la Miré porque él lo sabe que yo soy su dueño.
Oh, if another gardener were to come and claim my Momposina rose, even if he claimed to be a banker, I would not allow him to look at it because he knows that the rose belongs to me.
Momposina, ven a mi ranchito, Momposina, ven para quererte, Momposina, lindo lucerito, Momposina, yo quiero tenerte.
Momposina, come to my little ranch, come so that I can love you, my beautiful shining star. Momposina, I want to have you with me always.
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