Quien Me Enseñó
José Larralde
Who Taught Me
Who taught me to be a fool
Who taught me, who taught me
If in my mom's belly
There was neither school nor chalkboard
And they say I was born a boy
Because in the game, there was one less pawn
Who taught me, who taught me
Who taught me to be a fool
Who taught me, who taught me
If I grew up among doctors
With bars and shovels, spades and dirt
And they say I nailed it down
Because I didn’t want to be a pig
Who taught me, who taught me
Who taught me to be a fool
Who taught me, who taught me
It's a shame I don’t understand
The fancy talk to be a gentleman
And as the boss said one day
That in England they speak better
He told me, and the boss
Who taught me to be a fool
Who taught me, who taught me
To be so twisted
And not put up with the profession
Maybe it’s a wise guy who didn’t get
That hunger only cuts the one who starved
Who taught me, who taught me
I know I’m flesh and bone
Soul and conscience, people and sweat
With that, I’m good enough
To be a fool who raises his voice
For no other reason than the truth
Of someone who doesn’t want to be a pig
Who taught me, who taught me
Who taught me to be a fool
Who taught me, who taught me
If in my mom's belly
There was neither school nor chalkboard
And they say I was born a boy
Because in the game, there was one less pawn
Who taught me, who taught me
Who taught me, who taught me
Who taught me
