Federico Garcia Lorca "Arbolé" lyrics

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Arbolé

Arbolé, arboléseco y verdé.

La niña del bello rostroestá cogiendo aceituna.El viento, galán de torres,la prende por la cintura.Pasaron cuatro jinetessobre jacas andaluzascon trajes de azul y verde,con largas capas oscuras.«Vente a Córdoba, muchacha».La niña no los escucha.Pasaron tres torerillosdelgaditos de cintura,con trajes color naranjay espadas de plata antigua.«Vente a Sevilla, muchacha».La niña no los escucha.Cuando la tarde se pusomorada, con luz difusa,pasó un joven que llevabarosas y mirtos de luna.«Vente a Granada, muchacha».Y la niña no lo escucha.La niña del bello rostrosigue cogiendo aceituna,con el brazo gris del vientoceñido por la cintura.

Arbolé arboléseco y verdé.

Tree*

Tree, o treedry and green.

The girl** with fair featuresis picking up olives.The wind, seducer of rookeries,holds her by the waist.Down the road came four horsemenover Andalusian mareswith blue and green suits,with long dark capes."Come to Cordoba, fair girl"The girl pays them no heed.Down the road came three bullfighterswith slim waists,on orange colored clothes,with swords of antique silver."Come to Sevilla, fair girl"The girl pays them no heed.When the evening was settingwith pale, suffused purple lightdown came a young man carrryingroses and myrtles made of moonlight ***"Come to Granada, fair girl"The girl pays him no heed.The girl with the fair featureskeeps on picking oliveswith the wind´s grey armwrapped around her waist.

Tree, o treedry and green.

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