Manuel Juárez
Joan Sebastian · 1992
Hay que respetar su esposa.You've got to respect his wife.
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"Manuel Juárez" es un corrido de José Manuel Figueroa, Joan Sebastian, grabado con tambora y publicado por Musart Balboa. Cuenta la historia de un ranchero de la sierra, recién casado, que va con su esposa a la feria del pueblo.
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En la calle, un hombre le grita un piropo grosero a ella y saca la pistola; Manuel sale herido de un brazo y el agresor muere. Los testigos lo respaldan, lo dejan libre y vuelve a su rancho con su familia. La despedida deja la moraleja: aunque sea humilde el ranchero, hay que respetar a su esposa.
"Manuel Juárez" is a corrido by José Manuel Figueroa, Joan Sebastian, recorded with tambora and released by Musart Balboa. It tells the story of a newly married rancher from the sierra who takes his wife to the town fair.
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In the street, a man shouts a crude catcall at her and pulls a gun; Manuel is wounded in the arm and the aggressor dies. The witnesses back him up, he is released, and he returns to his ranch with his family. The farewell leaves the moral: however humble the rancher, his wife must be respected.
Escrita por José Manuel Figueroa Figueroa · Joan Sebastian con Tambora
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¿Quién escribió "Manuel Juárez"?Who wrote "Manuel Juárez"?+
José Manuel Figueroa Figueroa, Joan Sebastian, según los créditos publicados.
José Manuel Figueroa Figueroa, Joan Sebastian, according to the published credits.
José Manuel Figueroa Figueroa, Joan Sebastian, según los créditos publicados.
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Lyrics stay in Spanish. Tap an underlined line for what it means in English.
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