I want to tell you, my brother, a bit
of black history, of our history, gentleman
In the 1600s, when the tyrant ruled
the streets of Cartagena, that history lived
When there came those slave traders, Africans in chains
They kissed my land, lifelong slavery
Que lo diga salome y que te de llego, llego, llego
An African couple, slaves of a Spaniard
He treated them very badly
And hit his Black woman
It was then, that the heroic black man rebelled
He avenged his love
And you can still hear him yelling at the gates:
Don't hit my black woman
Don't hit the black woman
Don't hit the black woman
Hey man!
Don't hit the black woman
Don't hit the black woman
Hey, respect my lady
Ehh, you can still hear, hear him yelling at the gates
Don't hit the black woman
Black woman who tells me..
Don't hit the black woman
Don't hit the black woman
Don't hit the black woman
Don't hit
And with you... little house cello
We're going to see that I stuck it to jeva
Because the soul, the soul, the soul
the soul, the soul pisses me off
Ehh, don't, don't, don't, don't, hit the black woman
Because the soul agitates my lady
The Chombo knows it and so do you
Don't hit the black woman