Casamiento de Los Palomos
Van los novios en camino
A la iglesia del lugar
Son dos blancas palomitas
Que se van a casar.
La paloma es preciosa
Y el palomo muy gentil
Con un pico color de rosa
Para besarla feliz.
¡levantate vestrum
Getes maleficorum!
¡cuibus maleficis
Non trompeatis tropeteatis!
¡trapecium andarates
Andatorum matrimoniatis
Per secula seculorum!
Los palomos se casaron
Hay que gusto que nos da
Currucutucú, currucutucú.
Los palomos se casaron
Y los van a retratar
Currucutucú
Ahora vamos a almorzar.
Que bonitos esponsales
Con banquete de postín
Que elegantes animales
Todos los que están aquí.
Los palomos se casaron
Y se van de la ciudad
Currucutucú
Los iremos a dejar.
Además el padrecito es un pingüino barrigón
Que al hacer "gluglú" da la bendición
Hay también un monaguillo picarillo y retozón
Ese un "cucu" que ha salido del reloj
Dos pollitos a la novia acompañan
Y la cola en sus piquitos van llevando al caminar.
Los palomos se casaron
Y se van de la ciudad
Currucutucú,
Los iremos a dejar.
Wedding of the Pigeons
The bride and groom are on their way
To the church in town
They are two white doves
Who are getting married.
The dove is beautiful
And the pigeon very kind
With a pink beak
To happily kiss her.
Rise up, you people
Of evil deeds!
With evil spells
Do not deceive or trick!
Walking on the tightrope
Of marriage
Forever and ever!
The pigeons got married
What a joy it gives us
Coo-coo, coo-coo.
The pigeons got married
And they will be photographed
Coo-coo
Now let's go have lunch.
What a beautiful wedding
With a fancy banquet
Such elegant animals
All those who are here.
The pigeons got married
And they are leaving the city
Coo-coo
We will see them off.
Also, the little priest is a chubby penguin
Who, with a 'gluglu,' gives the blessing
There is also a mischievous and playful altar boy
Who is a 'cuckoo' that has come out of the clock.
Two chicks accompany the bride
And carry the train in their beaks as they walk.
The pigeons got married
And they are leaving the city
Coo-coo,
We will see them off.