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The day that they are sorullos, the old man at home does not have lunch
It gives you a headache, laugh, but you always get yours
(Give it, give it the reason, but give it, give it the reason)
And it's been a while since I've noticed that his appetite was gone
He doesn't even eat fried chicken and, let alone cabro estofa'o
(Give it, give it the reason, but give it, give it the reason)
The roast suckling pig stinks, nausea gives him the andullos
The murmurs of the reluctance stomach make him sad
And just try a boca'o in it, the day they are sorullos
(Give it, give it the reason, but give it, give it the reason)
For me to come eat and come whatever comes
That my buchera being fine, for, for the rest, there is no cutia
(Give it, give it the reason, but give it, give it the reason)
The same hot as cold, I eat mine and yours
Whether chicken or sorullo, with me there is nothing new
That the one who does not want is dad, laugh, and his is always isolated
How are those mosquitoes, compa'e
(Give it, give it the reason, but give it, give it the reason)
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