Saturday, September 08, 2012
Misora Hibari - Kawa no Nagare no you ni
Very popular enka singer, with lots of comments in Spanish from South America...
Lyrics:
Day by day, years go by
I've walked along this long and tiny road
I see my hometown far away when I look back from this road
I walked a bumping road and that was winding too
I didn't even have a map
That was nothing but what I call my life
Ah, as the river goes on flowing
gently I wanna give myself to its trend
Ah, as the river~
I wait for snow melting in this new season
Ah, as the river~
gently I wanna give myself~
Ah, as the river~
eternaly hearing the sound of flowing water
And here is another translation...
Una de mis favoritas, un tema que me hace llorar, y eso que no domino el japones..
En febrero ya estare en 日本 durante muchos años me siento feliz de ir a este bello pais, se que extrañare tambien a mi pais de origen pero en esta vida hay que dar decisiones grandes, amo a México, amo a Japón. Sere un Mariachi conviviendo con samurais esteriotipadamente jajajaja :) saludos para todos los que lean este mensaje, les deseo lo mejor..
Otra de las grandes ,su vos y sus canciones acompañan siempre mi vida..
No me canso de escuchar esta cancion interpretada por esta bellisima mujer japonesa..
2 comments:
- K and S said...
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love this song! however her name is misora not misohara.
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2:35 am, September 08, 2012
- Martin J Frid said...
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Thanks, I will fix it right away!
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2:39 am, September 08, 2012
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down this long, narrow road I've been walking
If I turn, looking back I can see far away
the old town that I loved long ago.
Roads that wind and twist in every way,
With no map to guide us, every path we cross in our lives
Ah, just like the waters of a river, countless bygone days,
one by one how gently, how slowly they go,
Ah, just like the waters of a river, on unendingly,
into the sky painted colors of evening flow.
Ah, just like the waters of a river, slow and gracefully,
lay this body down, let them take me away,
Ah, just like the waters of a river, like the seasons flow,
as we wait for April sunshine to melt the winter grey.
Ah, just like the waters of a river, slow and gracefully,
lay this body down, let them take me away,
Ah, just like the waters of a river, on eternally
as we hear the rushing current flow out to the bay.