Ayúdame

A tattoo, a cowboy
And the shirt torn
And the shirt torn
A tattoo, a cowboy
And the shirt torn
A handkerchief, a black comb
In the back pocket.
I saw him by the fence
He was talking to Her
Telling her I don't know what
And when he picked her up
He shouted help me

Help me,
Virgin of El Rocío help me,
I swear I will come every year,
Help me,
Help me to continue.

Two espadrilles, a dress
Looking for the hermitage she goes
Looking for the hermitage she goes
Two espadrilles, a dress
Looking for the hermitage she goes
She has a child and a husband
And she comes alone to pray.
She prays the rosary at the fence
Then she puts two candles
And when she is about to light them
Tears wet her face
And she asks for help me.

Help me,
Virgin of El Rocío help me,
I swear I will come every year,
Help me,
Help me to continue.

People go to El Rocío
Each one for their own reasons
Each one for their own reasons
People go to El Rocío
Each one for their own reasons
I like the path
That others are making.
I have prayed by the fence
In the rosary, at the fence,
The Virgin will know why
That looks at everyone who approaches

And asks for help me.

Help me,
Virgin of El Rocío help me,
I swear I will come every year,
Help me,
Help me to continue.

When the mass of a brotherhood ended
In the hermitage,
In the hermitage,
When the mass of a brotherhood ended
In the hermitage,
An Almonteño said
It's not a place to kiss.
They looked at each other face to face,
I never expected it
They were husband and wife,
Two children approached them
He said help them.

Help them
Virgin of El Rocío help them,
I swear I will come every year,
Help them,
Help them until the end.