Jangadero Lyrics (English Translation) by Milo j, Mercedes Sosa is a latest Spanish song in the voices of Milo j, Mercedes Sosa. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Jangadero song lyrics are also written by Milo j, Mercedes Sosa. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song tells the story of a jangadero, a raft navigator, drifting down the Upper Paraná River. It’s about life on the river, carrying heavy loads, and feeling connected to the water and nature. There’s a mix of longing, passion, and reflection as the river shapes his life and dreams.
Letra de Jangadero (English Translation) – Milo j
[Intro: Mercedes Sosa & Soledad]
So much time under your uncle, right?
(I’m taking the raft downriver, downriver, through the Upper Paraná)
How long I knew him, huh?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we’re going into “Jangadero,” right?
Jangadero, jangadero
Of course, it has to be on the first page, huh?
[Verse 1: Milo j]
I’m carrying the raft downriver
Downriver, through the Upper Paraná
It’s the weight of the collapsed shadow
That will descend, searching for the horizon
Downriver, downriver, downriver
At the surface of the water, I’m bleeding this song
In the dream of life and work
My heart turns into a water hyacinth
[Pre-Chorus: Mercedes Sosa]
Raft, raft
[Chorus: Mercedes Sosa, Mercedes Sosa & Milo j]
My destiny on the river is to drift
From the depths of the lumberyard
With the longing for the water that goes away
From the depths of the lumberyard
With the longing for the water that goes away
[Verse 2: Mercedes Sosa & Milo j, Mercedes Sosa & Milo j]
Father river, your scales of living gold
Are the fever that takes me further
I follow your fugitive horizon
And the blood with the water It’s leaving me
Band, band, sun and moon, sky and water
Mirage that never passes
Skin of mud, fabulous lampalagua
The passion for sailing consumes me
[Pre-Chorus: Mercedes Sosa]
Jangadero, jangadero
Jangadero, jangadero
[Chorus: Mercedes Sosa]
My destiny on the river is to drift (Jangadero)
From the depths of the lumberyard
With the longing for the water that goes away
From the depths of the lumberyard
With the longing for the water
That goes away
[Outro: Mercedes Sosa & Milo j]
We got it in one, eh
It came out in one, eh, hahaha
Thank you very much (How beautiful)
How beautiful, no, no, beautiful, beautiful
How beautiful
I see you, I dream of you, and I miss you
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Jangadero (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning
[Intro: Mercedes Sosa & Soledad]
This part is like a friendly conversation before starting the journey. The singers are recalling time spent learning and working with someone important, while introducing the adventure of drifting down the Upper Paraná River. There’s excitement, curiosity, and a playful tone as they prepare the listener for the story of the jangadero, or raft navigator.
[Verse 1: Milo j]
Here, the singer talks about the hard work of guiding the raft down the river. It’s not just physical labor, but also emotional, carrying memories and burdens along with him. The river becomes a place of reflection where his heart feels connected to nature, almost like it transforms into a water hyacinth floating freely on the water, blending life, work, and dreams.
[Pre-Chorus: Mercedes Sosa]
A simple call to the raft, emphasizing focus and rhythm.
[Chorus: Mercedes Sosa, Mercedes Sosa & Milo j]
This chorus expresses how drifting along the river feels like destiny. The singer longs for the flowing water and the freedom it represents. Life in the lumberyard is hard, but the river is a place of escape and longing, always pulling him forward and carrying his hopes.
[Verse 2: Mercedes Sosa & Milo j, Mercedes Sosa & Milo j]
The river is alive and magical here, full of treasures and energy. The singer feels driven by its beauty and unstoppable flow, following its horizon. Nature—the sun, moon, sky, and water—feels both powerful and fleeting, like a mirage. The passion for navigating and living on the river takes over, showing a deep connection and devotion.
[Pre-Chorus: Mercedes Sosa]
A rhythmic repetition of “jangadero,” calling attention to the river traveler’s identity.
[Chorus: Mercedes Sosa]
This chorus repeats the idea of drifting as the natural path of life. The singer’s heart stays with the river, longing for the moving water while working in the lumberyard. The river represents both freedom and an emotional home that always calls him back.
[Outro: Mercedes Sosa & Milo j]
The ending is joyful and celebratory, showing satisfaction in completing the journey. There’s a mix of gratitude, admiration, and emotion as the singer reflects on the experience. It ends with personal feelings of seeing, dreaming, and missing someone, connecting the adventure to human emotions and relationships.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Jangadero (English Translation) song?
A. Jangadero (English Translation) song is sung by Milo j, Mercedes Sosa.
Q. Who wrote Jangadero (English Translation) lyrics?
A. Jangadero (English Translation) lyrics are penned by Milo j, Mercedes Sosa.
Q. Who has given the music of Jangadero (English Translation) song?
A. Jangadero (English Translation) music is composed and produced by Milo j, Mercedes Sosa.
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