“El Carbonero” - El Salvador’s 2nd national anthem 🇸🇻 (feat. Andrea Soriano) скачать в хорошем качестве

“El Carbonero” - El Salvador’s 2nd national anthem 🇸🇻 (feat. Andrea Soriano)

Recorded in July 2022 ‪@dieverruktekuh‬ Music & Lyrics: Pancho Lara Arrangment, Piano and Recording: Jorge Lara Voice: Andrea Soriano Video Edit: SAY ZONTE! 🌟 WE ARE SAY ZONTE! A dedicated Spanish school, we're more than just educators; we're ambassadors of the rich culture and warmth of El Salvador, along with the beautiful Spanish language. Dive deeper into our mission: www.sayzonte.com 🎶 Exploring "El Carbonero" "El Carbonero" (The Charcoal Burner), penned by Francisco Antonio Lara Hernández, affectionately known as "Pancho" Lara (1900-1989), holds a special place in the hearts of Salvadorans. This folkloric anthem, penned in 1934, is often hailed as the "second national anthem" of El Salvador. 🔥 Unpacking the Lyrics The song appears deceptively simple, depicting the humble life of a charcoal burner selling his wares in a village. Yet, beneath the surface lies a tapestry of historical context and symbolism, reflecting the resilience and dignity of Salvadoran agricultural workers of the time. 🌳 Nacascol and Beyond With phrases like "Sí, mi señor, es buen carbón. Cómprelo usted de nacascol" ("Yes, sir, it's good charcoal! Buy it, it’s made of Nacascol!"), the song pays homage to the simplicity and authenticity of life in rural El Salvador, while also weaving in cultural references like the "nacascol" tree. 📜 A Legacy of Pride and Modesty Despite its humble origins, "El Carbonero" carries an undertone of pride and self-respect, reflecting the resilience and spirit of the Salvadoran people during challenging times. 🌟 Join Us in Celebrating El Salvador's Rich Heritage At SAY ZONTE, we cherish and celebrate the cultural tapestry that defines El Salvador. Join us as we explore the beauty of its language, people, and traditions. 👍 Like, Share, and Subscribe For more enriching insights into El Salvador's cultural heritage and language, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe! #ElSalvadorCulture #FolkloricMusic #SpanishLanguage #SalvadoranHeritage Lyrics in Spanish: Soy carbonero que vengo De las cumbres, si señor, Con mi carboncito negro Que vierte lumbre de amor. De las cumbres del Rosario, De otros pueblos y el volcán, Bajo siempre solitario A venderles mi carbón. Si mi señor, Es buen carbón. Cómprelo usted, De nacascol. Y de chaperno Y de copinol. Todo señor Es buen carbón. Cuando vengo por los montes Con mi carga de carbón, Vengo enredando horizontes En mi largo trajinar. Me cruzo por los vallados Donde gime el torogoz Y cuando llego al mercado Les pregono con mi voz. Si, mi señor, Es buen carbón. Cómprelo usted De nacascol. Y de chaperno Y de copinol. Todo señor Es buen carbón. Si, mi señor, Es buen carbón #elsalvadorculture #elsalvador #elsalvadornacion