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Este Furzio 00:00
¡Uah, uah!, ¡Jálale, Furzio! 00:02
¡Eah, eah!, llévala, Furzio 00:04
Ya se reventó mi Furzio donde ella se columpiaba 00:20
Ya se le acabaron los gustos a la joven que yo amaba 00:24
Bienvenivido al Pavido Navido donde está su esposa Navida 00:27
Componiéndose el vestivido, arreglándose el peinavido 00:30
Las hijas del Pavido Navido y por donde churumbé, ¡lleva! 00:34
¡Míralo! 00:40
Ah, Furzio 00:42
Es jodido el furzio 00:44
¡Míralo, míralo! 00:46
Pásale pa'l frente, Furzio 00:47
¡Pa'l frente, pal frente, Furzio! 00:49
¡Jálenlo, macambre! 00:52
Vente marcando frente 00:55
El que anda de enamorado y no tiene en qué gastar 00:59
Que le echen un balde agua como un perro a remojar 01:02
Bienvenivido al Pavido Navido donde está su esposa Navida 01:06
Componiéndose el vestivido, arreglándose el peinavido 01:09
Las hijas del Pavido Navido y por donde churumbé, ¡lleva! 01:13
A la Murra Ñañi 01:18
¡Lleva! 01:20
El que quiera ser mi amigo tres cosas debe tener 01:37
Buena silla, buen caballo, buenas piernas para correr 01:41
Bienvenivido al Pavido Navido donde está su esposa Navida 01:44
Componiéndose el vestivido, arreglándose el peinavido 01:48
Las hijas del Pavido Navido y por donde churumbé 01:51
A los pichotes 02:00
Pa' los tres Ríos 02:03
Ya me voy para Guasave a ver a las guasaveñas 02:08
A ver si bailarlas puedo, o me ataco hasta las greñas 02:12
Bienvenivido al Pavido Navido donde está su esposa Navida 02:16
Componiéndose el vestivido, arreglándose el peinavido 02:19
Las hijas del Pavido Navido y por donde churumbé 02:23
¡Ándale, Furzio! 02:29
¡Llévale, Furzio! 02:30
Alfonso 02:32
Al Fele 02:35
A los mesero', por ahí 02:39
A todos los mesero' que ahora miran de ahí les mandamos saludos 02:45
Ah, Furzio 02:50
¡Míralo, míralo! 02:52
Uh-uh, uh-uh 02:54
Uh-uh, uh-uh 02:56
Uh-uh, uh-uh 02:58
¡Wooh! (¡Míralo!) 02:59
El que anda de enamorado y no tiene en qué gastar 03:03
Que le echen un balde agua como un perro a remojar 03:07
Bienvenivido al Pavido Navido donde está su esposa Navida 03:10
Componiéndose el vestivido, arreglándose el peinavido 03:14
Las hijas del Pavido Navido y por donde churumbé 03:17
Ya me voy para Guasave a ver a las guasaveñas 03:27
A ver si bailarlas puedo, o me ataco hasta las greñas 03:31
Bienvenivido al Pavido Navido donde está su esposa Navida 03:34
Componiéndose el vestivido, arreglándose el peinavido 03:38
Las hijas del Pavido Navido y por donde churumbé 03:41
Y ahí que pasó el Furzio, pero no bailó, ¡bah! 03:49
No bailó, lo vam' a tener que pasar otra vez 03:52
¡Ándale, Furzio!, o si no te canto la canción (Fruzio, jaja) 03:54
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El Pavido Navido – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Learn the colorful nuances of Mexican Spanish through this classic track. By listening to 'El Pavido Navido,' you can explore regional slang, rhythmic phrasing, and the playful wit that defines the Banda Sinaloense musical tradition.

[English]
That's Furzio
Whoa, whoa!, pull it together, Furzio!
Yeah, yeah!, lead the way, Furzio
My Furzio has already broken the swing where she used to play
The girl I loved has run out of fun things to do
Welcome to the "Pavido Navido" where his wife "Navida" is
Fixing up her dress, tidying up her hairdo
The daughters of "Pavido Navido" and everywhere else, yeah, take it!
Look at him!
Ah, Furzio
That Furzio is something else
Look at him, look at him!
Step on up, Furzio
Step on up, step on up, Furzio!
Pull him along, man!
Keep on coming forward
Whoever goes around acting in love but has no money to spend
Should have a bucket of water thrown on them like a dog to soak
Welcome to the "Pavido Navido" where his wife "Navida" is
Fixing up her dress, tidying up her hairdo
The daughters of "Pavido Navido" and everywhere else, yeah, take it!
To the Murra Ñañi
Take it!
Whoever wants to be my friend must have three things
A good saddle, a good horse, and good legs for running
Welcome to the "Pavido Navido" where his wife "Navida" is
Fixing up her dress, tidying up her hairdo
The daughters of "Pavido Navido" and everywhere else
To the big guys
To the Three Rivers
I'm off to Guasave to see the Guasave girls
To see if I can dance with them, or if I’ll end up in a fight
Welcome to the "Pavido Navido" where his wife "Navida" is
Fixing up her dress, tidying up her hairdo
The daughters of "Pavido Navido" and everywhere else
Come on, Furzio!
Lead them on, Furzio!
Alfonso
To Fele
To the waiters over there
To all the waiters watching from over there, we send our greetings
Ah, Furzio
Look at him, look at him!
Uh-uh, uh-uh
Uh-uh, uh-uh
Uh-uh, uh-uh
Wooh! (Look at him!)
Whoever goes around acting in love but has no money to spend
Should have a bucket of water thrown on them like a dog to soak
Welcome to the "Pavido Navido" where his wife "Navida" is
Fixing up her dress, tidying up her hairdo
The daughters of "Pavido Navido" and everywhere else
I'm off to Guasave to see the Guasave girls
To see if I can dance with them, or if I’ll end up in a fight
Welcome to the "Pavido Navido" where his wife "Navida" is
Fixing up her dress, tidying up her hairdo
The daughters of "Pavido Navido" and everywhere else
And so Furzio went by, but he didn't dance, bah!
He didn't dance, we'll have to make him go again
Come on, Furzio!, or else I'll sing the song to you (Furzio, haha)
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Vocabulary Meanings

reventar

re-ven-tar

B2
  • verb
  • - to burst, break, or wear out

columpiar

co-lum-piar

B2
  • verb
  • - to swing

esposa

es-po-sa

A1
  • noun
  • - wife

peinar

pei-nar

A2
  • verb
  • - to comb (hair)

enamorado

e-na-mo-ra-do

A2
  • adjective
  • - in love

gastar

gas-tar

A2
  • verb
  • - to spend (money) or consume

balde

bal-de

B1
  • noun
  • - bucket/pail

remojar

re-mo-jar

B2
  • verb
  • - to soak

silla

si-lla

A1
  • noun
  • - chair / saddle

caballo

ca-ba-llo

A1
  • noun
  • - horse

correr

co-rrer

A1
  • verb
  • - to run

bailar

bai-lar

A1
  • verb
  • - to dance

greñas

gre-ñas

C2
  • noun
  • - tangled hair / messy hair

amigo

a-mi-go

A1
  • noun
  • - friend

saludos

sa-lu-dos

A1
  • noun
  • - greetings

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Ya se reventó mi Furzio donde ella se columpiaba

    ➔ Imperfect tense (Pretérito imperfecto)

    ➔ The verb "columpiaba" describes a habitual action in the past or a background setting.

  • El que anda de enamorado y no tiene en qué gastar

    ➔ Relative clause with "El que" (He who)

    "El que" functions as a subject pronoun meaning "the one who" or "he who".

  • Que le echen un balde agua como un perro a remojar

    ➔ Subjunctive mood (Presente de subjuntivo)

    "Echen" is in the subjunctive because it expresses a wish, command, or suggestion.

  • El que quiera ser mi amigo tres cosas debe tener

    ➔ Subjunctive in a conditional relative clause

    "Quiera" is in the subjunctive because the antecedent is hypothetical/non-specific.

  • Ya me voy para Guasave a ver a las guasaveñas

    ➔ Periphrastic future ("Ir a" + infinitive)

    "Voy" indicates the intent to perform an action in the near future.

  • A ver si bailarlas puedo

    ➔ Clitic placement (Object pronoun attached to infinitive)

    ➔ The pronoun "las" is attached to the infinitive "bailar".

  • o me ataco hasta las greñas

    ➔ Pronominal verb usage

    "Atacarse" is used here as a pronominal verb indicating an intense physical state or action.

  • lo vam' a tener que pasar otra vez

    ➔ Periphrastic obligation ("Tener que" + infinitive)

    "Vam' a tener que" expresses a necessary action or obligation.