Baldomero

Baldomero is a construction worker
In the countryside, he raised pigs to be able to eat sausage.
Some thieves have arrived. They stole three pigs from him.
They left him without chorizo, without lard, and without bacon.
Why?

(Chorus)

Who were the thieves
that stole the pigs from Baldomero?
Could they be from Trabuco, could they be from Platero?
Could they be from Rosario or from Hondonero?
Where are they from? Where are they from?
Where are they from? Where are they from?

Mini-guay prepared a board with nails
in case they come back so they break their ribs.
They entered through the orchards and crossed some olive trees
They left a dead pig
and took two others alive.
Why?

(Chorus)

Grease traffickers, pig murderers.
There's always a loose Judas that crosses your path.

Baldomero is a construction worker
In the countryside, he raised pigs to be able to eat sausage.
Some thieves have arrived, they stole three pigs from him.
They left him without chorizo, without lard, and without bacon.

Chorus (2)

Now, I'll look for them and give them a beating,
because nobody fools Baldomero!
What belongs to Trabuco is for Trabuco,
and what belongs to Rosario might be for Suseo.
What belongs to Hondonero is for Hondonero
But nobody eats Baldomero's sweat!

Chorus

Hey, pour me a glass of wine
bigger than usual!