To the San Marcos Fair
of the famous Aguscalientes,
the brave people come,
with their crested rooster
And they bring them under the arm
to the sound of the game
to gamble life
with the faith in a spur
Nice cockfight
with their wild audience
with the tons of money
and the yells of the yeller.
Gamboling with pleasure
not even time is felt
with tequila and singers
that are pure heart.
Oh, pretty party!
that even the soul yells
with all it's might
Long live Agauscalientes! (Hooray!)
that their fair is a fine thing.
The fight begins,
the bids are done,
the tied knives,
twinkle in the sun.
When they release the roosters,
quivering of bravery,
nobody escapes,
from having a grip
With shiny feathers,
pecking each other,
they want to tear up
because they feel like fighting.
In the clash the white rooster
falls to the floor covered in blood,
the red rooster won
and it starts to sing