La Guarecita
Su Majestad La Brissa de Juan Leyva
The Little Sheltered One
I'm leaving now, my little sheltered one
To that damn city
Where I learned to sin
I have immense desires
To get tangled in your braids
And start crying
Little sheltered one, from my land
In a town in the mountains
So lonely and sad
Forget my affections now
After all, why do you want them
If I'll never return
In a divine city
Oh, I met a flirtatious
And elegant lady
Because my love is simple
But where there's blush
There won't be formality
She uses red on her cheeks
And her skirts up to her knees
Maybe because of the heat
She wears her cut braids
And her purple eye bags
And colored nails
She gives me lots of kisses
Passionate bites
That sometimes make me cry
And sometimes she cries too
And when she cries, she fades
But then she paints herself again
Now, my country boy
Listen to this rancher
Who comes from the city
Because in love there are many
And I loved her a lot
But she didn't know how to love me
I'm leaving now, my little sheltered one
To that blessed city
Where I taught you to love
I have immense desires
To get tangled in your braids
And kiss you again
