A shadow near the half barrel grill
Without a buck in his pocket
With the sweater on his shoulders
Slicked back hairstyle
Studying the rehearsal
Rushing the embers
Quietly coveting
The paint and the desguise
Peeping at the girls
Of a January night
Measuring the glasses
Of the ones in the bar counter
The future murguista
Sponges a cigarrette
While they set clear for him
You don't come if you're underage
He'll talk about his childhood
When the moment comes
Without saying it in words
Without naming the pain
It will be enough with his accent
In the starry night
In the group of middle voices
With a people around
Where are they from?, where do they come out?
The heirs of the tradition
Listen to another voice, whose it is?
The murga lives, nobody teaches it anywhere
The boys know it and later they want to sing
Illuminating the past
Challenging the future
Denouncing the present
With a simple ritual
The future murguistas
Come to see every night
The murga rehearsing
The future carnival.
There are traditions that are deader than a pharaoh
Who dances the Pericon?
Who gives the communion to the kid?
There are others living in the corners of the city
The boys know it and later they want to sing