Jacinto Cenobio
Amparo Ochoa
Jacinto Cenobio
In the capital
I found him in a market
With his tumpline
Unloading a cart
I said: 'Godfather, I was looking for you'
He took a sip of wine
And stayed wondering
He told me: I'm going to ask you a favor, son
Don't tell anyone you found me
That I don't want to go back there
I have nowhere to go
Your godmother Trenidad died
The children grew up, where are they?
I lost the harvest, burned the hut
Without what I love the most, nothing is the same
Without what I love the most, what does it matter to me
Blanket and hat will be my home
That's why my son, return in peace
And don't tell anyone I'm here
We agreed
I left him drinking
I lit up a memory
And smoked it away
I thought I saw him in his green hill
Smiling at the wind and the horizon
Grimacing to watch
The flock of herons heading to the palm grove
Jacinto Cenobio, Jacinto Adán
If in your paradise there was only peace
I don't know what sin you want to pay
Here in the city's hell