a The poem Cucalambé
and Hatuey and Guarina
About the Peasants Day, we offer part one of the iconic texts Juan Cristobal Napoles Fajardo, El Cucalambé , considered the greatest poet of the nineteenth century Cuban bucolic
Hatuey and Guarino
(Fragment)
With a firefly in your hand
And a great snuff in the mouth,
An Indian from a rock
looked the Cuban sky.
the night, the mountain and the plain
With his black coat dress,
From the slight wind rushes
the mountain mists tremble, and whisper the yagrumas
While he sighs sad .
(...)
A hiss escaped from his lips, and at the moment, slow motion
With
An Indian appeared.
When the rock rose
The Indian bows before her, his forehead was
pilgrim
The imam of the rapture,
was heard the sound of a kiss
And said: - "Goodbye, Guarina!"
(...)
- "Go, then, noble chief,
Go, brave sir, Well
not want my love
harm to your country;
But let me beg, As a humble servant
now
That if no delay to overcome
Your courage, here you come back, because
in these green forests Guarina
lives and loves you. "
-" Yes! Again, my calico! "
The Indian replied,
And he printed another kiss sweet melancholy
With
From her point is deflected.
March in search of his flock,
and cedar, palm and liana
repeat on the hill,
The sad farewell Guarina,
Hatuey The sweet kiss.
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