Al val de Fuente Ovejuna
Language:
Spanish
Al val de Fuente Ovejuna
La niña en cabellos baja,
El caballero la sigue
De la Cruz de Calatrava.
Entre las ramas se esconde,
De vergonzosa y turbada,
Fingiendo que no le ha visto,
Pone delante las ramas.
"¿Para qué te escondes
Niña gallarda?
Que mis linces deseos
Paredes pasan."
Acercóse el caballero,
Y ella, confusa y turbada,
Hacer quiso celosías
De las intrincadas ramas,
Mas como quien tiene amor
Los mares y las montañas
Atraviesa fácilimente,
La dice tales palabras
"¿Para qué te escondes
Niña gallarde?
Que mis linces deseos
Paredes pasan."
Input by John Versmoren
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To the Fuente Ovejuna valley
Language:
English
To the Fuente Ovejuna valley
The long-tressed maiden descends;
Fast on her heels is a gentleman
from the Calatrava Cross.
Amidst the boughs she cowers,
In shame, in fear,
Feigning she has not seen him,
And placing branches before her.
"Why are you hiding,
My brave little girl?
My desires will find a way
Through any wall."
The man approaches her,
And shaken, confused,
She tries to weave a lattice
From the entangled branches,
But since those who love
Neither sea nor mountain
Can hope to detain,
He says these words to her,
"Why are you hiding,
My brave little girl?
My desires will find a way
Through any wall."
Authorship
Based on
Musical settings (art songs, Lieder, mélodies, (etc.), choral pieces, and other vocal works set to this text),
listed by composer (not necessarily exhaustive)
[ None yet in the database ]
Added to the website between May 1995 and September 2003.
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