No te Vayas de Zamboanga
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- The document summarizes the origins and lyrics of the song "No te Vayas de Zamboanga" ("Don't Leave Zamboanga"). - The song was composed by Juan Cuadrado Sr., a Spaniard who stayed in Zamboanga after the Spanish troops left the Philippines. He married a local woman and had children. - Though not a musician, Cuadrado expressed his feelings of not wanting to leave his love through the song. - The lyrics tell of a man pleading with his love not to leave Zamboanga as he would forget her, and that he couldn't be without her. He promises to return and write to her using a feather and
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The document contains lyrics from multiple songs. It begins with the lyrics to the song "Here Without You" by 3 Doors Down, expressing longing for a lover who is physically absent but still on the singer's mind. Next is a short untitled Portuguese love song. The summary concludes with:
The document continues sharing lyrics from various artists expressing themes of love, longing, and remembrance.
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The speaker is at their favorite place dancing and enjoying the music. They notice another person who they find attractive and are drawn to. The two start dancing together intimately and want to escape into the music, hoping the DJ keeps it playing so their time together isn't interrupted. They ask for the music to continue as it brings them closer together.
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- 2. No te Vayas de Zamboanga ◦composed by Juan Cuadrado, Sr. ◦ a Spaniard who decided to stay in Zamboanga after the Spanish troops left the country ◦ married a Zamboangueña with whom he bore several children
- 3. No te Vayas de Zamboanga ◦There was no real intention to write the song, for Cuadrado was not a musician. ◦But when the heart was full, then it was only music that could express its real feelings.
- 4. No te Vayas de Zamboanga No te vayas, no te vayas de Zamboanga Que me puedes, que me puedes olvidar No te vayas, no te vayas, ni me dejes Que yo sin ti, no puedo estar No llores, paloma mia No llores que volvere No llores que en cuando llegue Paloma mia, te escribire Con un pluma de ave Y un pedazo de papel Con la sangre de mis venas Paloma mia, te escribire.
- 5. English Translation Don't you go, don't you go to far Zamboanga Where you may forget your darling far away Don't you go, don't you go, for if you leave me How can I, without you stay? Oh weep not, my dear Paloma Oh weep not, for I'll return Oh weep not, my little darling I shall remember, and I shall yearn. With a feather of a bird And a piece of paper With the blood from my veins My little darling, I shall write to you.