“Outfield”
A chacarera
There in the mountains, which is in my payment
Campo outside
Campos de la rudita
Monte inside Tulumba I’ve found
her Linda her percale robe
Doña Dominga dances the chacarera
Abajito of a felling I saw her
For being montaza
Some brands, meek
little wood
They scented her They scented her with their scent
Some segments of the felling that he knew how to cut
My friend Don Rivas when it fell
Last winter for his corral
And on the little land he lets go of the sweeping
Of the espadrilles
There in the mountains, the moon rose
To illuminate it
, like a cloud in the air, the
dust field remains
Little leaf and felling, moon fringes
The chacarera
With her pure calico robe
Goes Doña Dominga
All the flowers that are in the pago
They envy
her They envy her because there is no
color more beautiful than that of her calico
Not a girl who knows how to give
Him air that has its good shake
And the girls would like to dance
As she does
The braid in the wind
And a little hand on her hip
Her hip is a swing
Similar to willow and wicker too
That’s my grandmother they know how to say
Los gauchos del monte in how much they see her
If at 70 she dances like this
What she has been before
A luxurious and agile corzuela
Leave just
like a cloud in the air I remain
The dusty
Leaf and felling, fringes of the moon
La Chacarera
About Outfield
Artist: Abel Pintos
Related Songs: Chacarera del Triste
Album: To Sing I Was Born
Release date: 1997
Birth name: Abel Federico Pintos
Born: May 11, 1984 (age 38) Bahía Blanca, Argentina
Genres: Folk, Pop
Occupation(s): Musician, singer-songwriter, Instruments Vocals, guitar
Years active: 1997–present
Labels: Sony Music
Website: www.abelpintos.com