Amaneciendo (English: Dawning or At Dawn) is an unidentified cover of Amaneciendo by musician Adolfo Echeverria.
Search History[]
The song was posted to Reddit by user J T 2 3 on July 1st, 2022. For unknown reasons, the OP deleted their post and their Reddit account. The song was probably recorded onto a cassette tape off of a radio station in Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain).
Despite being recorded in Spain, the song is probably of Colombian origin due to the singer's accent and the original musician that made the song being Colombian.
On April 5th, 2024, the OP replied to a comment on the upload of Te Tengo Que Olvidar that asked where they got the cassette from, saying that all the songs they posted where recorded off of various radio stations by their grandmother.[1]
Lyrics[]
Mis amigos, me le voy a presentar,
para ponerle a mi negra serenata.
Mis amigos, me le voy a presentar,
para ponerle en la tienda la cumbiamba.
Es el día de su santo, hoy cumple la novia mía.
(Amaneciendo, amaneciendo).
Que perdonen los vecinos, que forme esta algarabía.
(Amaneciendo, amaneciendo).
Que preparen un sancocho, que maten cuatro gallinas.
(Amaneciendo, amaneciendo)
Canto y bailo con tu hermana, con la nuera y con la prima.
(Amaneciendo, amaneciendo).
(Amaneciendo, amaneciendo)
En tu amor aquí en mi patria, que viva esta tierra mía.
(Amaneciendo, amaneciendo)
Es el día de su santo, hoy cumple la novia mía.
(Amaneciendo, amaneciendo).
¡A la gozadera! ¡Pum!
My friends, I'm going to introduce myself,
to serenade my sweetheart.
My friends, I'm going to introduce myself,
to play cumbia at the store.
It's her saint's day, my sweetheart's birthday today.
(At dawn, at dawn)
May the neighbors forgive me for this commotion.
(At dawn, at dawn).
Let them prepare a sancocho, let them kill four chickens.
(At dawn, at dawn).
I sing and dance with your sister, with your daughter-in-law, and with your cousin.
(At dawn, at dawn).
(At dawn, at dawn)
In your love here in my homeland, long live this land of mine.
(At dawn, at dawn)
It's her saint's day, today my sweetheart celebrates her birthday.
(At dawn, at dawn)
Let's have some fun! Boom!
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