The Cuban composer and singer Lenier Mesa has released a song dedicated to his colleague El Taiger, who is hospitalized in Miami after having received a gunshot wound to the head.
Due to your delicate health condition, the interpreter of "Cómo te pago" has composed an emotional song titled "La Tranka de mi País," which he released on his YouTube channel and also shared on his social media with the following text: "My brother, this is not a song, this is for when you wake up, listen to it from your guajiro, as you used to say to me @el_taiger. José Manuel Carbajal, we miss you."
This beautiful tribute has moved the followers of Lenier and El Taiger, who have reacted to this song with messages such as: "How lovely that is Lenier, let him get out of that hospital and see all of this," "What a beautiful song! God willing, José can listen to this and everything that is being done for him. Great Lenier," "There are no words to describe the emotion that comes from hearing Lenier sing this beautiful song, dedicated with all his heart to El Taiger," or "How much greatness there is inside you Maestro Lenier. What beautiful lyrics. Beautiful song."
Here we leave you the lyrics to the song "La Tranka de mi país."
The candles are lit.
And everyone asks
Who is to blame
Who is to blame
My brother, to leave you.
There is no reason at all.
Wake up, they need you.
All your people and the music of Cuba
I know that God will perform a miracle.
Because the Lord can do everything.
So that you never leave us alone.
Please don't go.
Give wings to the soul.
And wake up, please.
Please don't go.
We miss you.
Still hearing your voice
Don't leave, for destiny
It hasn't marked the end for you.
There are still things to happen.
Along the way
Your grandmother, your children are there.
Very far from that hospital.
Wake up from this evil.
Heal all that pain
And talk to me, killer.
That no one is going to kill you.
If Jesus resurrected
That which the Bible names.
Get up that the shadow
You will never pay for your electricity.
A warrior like you
It doesn't die this way.
You have a whole life.
To be the happy world
Rise up from the root.
Heal your wound, your skin.
That you are always going to do.
The Tranka of my country
What do you think?
COMMENTFiled under:
