Olin Tezcatlipoca on Saturday, July 17, 2010
CANCION DE LA IGNORANCIA Y ESCLAVITUD
(estilo conjunto, con accordion y corazon bailando triste)
soy esclavo, soy hispano
si, asi me dicen,
soy un
ni se quien soy
soy un
lo que me digan que yo soy
soy latino “de esa raza”
asi me dicen
yo que se
de saber de esas cosas
soy un sin saber
eso si seguro se
soy un ignorante de la vida colonial
soy ignorante de lo mero mero que importa,
y mas
soy un esclavo
de los blancos goberanantes
de mi pueblo mexico,
soy esclavo
en mi continente
de gabachos
y tambien de gachupines-españoles
pasandola, pasandola, pasandola llorando
pasandola, pasandola, pasandola resando
pasandola, pasandola, pasandola pistiando
pasandola, pasandola, pasandola esclavo
en esta vida
Pero me dicen que hay otra vista
mas menos triste
que nadie sabe mas los sabios
y los que toman tiempo de estudiar
Dicen ellos,
dicen que dicen
que somos descendientes de genio
y gente noble
que supimos ponernos nombre Nican Tlaca
y comensamos
civilizaciones mas viejas que los griegos,
mas viejas que egiptos
y pior de todo
es que este continente
todo es nuestro
y que somos un pueblo
y de una raza noble y
con dignidad
y que somos
todos uno
en todo este continente,
un pueblo, una raza
Nican Tlaca,
Indigena
que tristesa, que ahuite, que te digo
que se me olvida
lo poco que yo se
y regreso a la ignorancia y pendejadas
pasandola, pasandola, pasandola llorando
pasandola, pasandola, pasandola resando
pasandola, pasandola, pasandola pistiando
pasandola, pasandola, pasandola esclavo
en esta vida
soy esclavo, soy hispano
si, asi me dicen,
soy un
ni se quien soy
soy un
lo que me digan
soy latino “de esa raza”
asi me dicen
yo que se
de saber esas cosas
soy un ignorante de la vida colonial
soy ignorante de lo que importa,
y mas
soy un esclavo
de los blancos goberanantes
de mi pueblo mexicano,
soy esclavo
de gabachos y gachupines
en todo este continente
del norte al sur
pasandola, pasandola, pasandola llorando
pasandola, pasandola, pasandola resando
pasandola, pasandola, pasandola pistiando
pasandola, pasandola, pasandola esclavo
en esta vida
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1 comments:
Quite interesting your Canción de la Ignorancia y Esclavitud, tough it has several spelling mistakes... intended, I guess.
I've been following your blogs with great interest Tezcatlipoca, and I have several observations to make you.
The first one is that I support and valorate your effort in showing the beauty of our culture in front of a globalized world which menaces to destroy every trade of cultural pride, like us "Latin-Americans" and principally our indigenous people have suffered through the last 5 centuries. On that, I respect you. And I may be what you mistakenly call a "criollo", but I can assure you that I respect and love my indigenous heritage way more than some others who (only on the outside) look more "Mexicans" than me.
Second, I think some times you are a little agressive when attacking Christianity; I do not say you are wrong, regretably you are right on 80% of your topics, but you can't generalize because there also a few good Christians who follow our (and your) Lord's example of to do unto others as you would like to be. I'd like you to stop attacking our Lord Jesus Christ or His mother the Holy Virgin, by calling cowards to concheros; is way much better to pay homage to God (Ome-Téotl) and His Mother (Tonantzin) than rendering homage to the stars and stripes rag as "American Natives" (our brothers) do.
Third, gay activists SHOULDN't be supported in any way whatsoever by Mexica Movement, because you fall on white supremacists (or Sionist supremacists like Harvey Milk) trap: in case you didn't know, sodomy was condemned by several of our indigenous cultures as a degradation of the body and soul.
Fourth, you also defend Jewish people, but most of the powerful politics and filmmakers in Hollywood have distorted the perspective of our race. Like Mr. Spielberg. And regarding to politics, take a look at Palestine; they are doing exactly the same that they were done back in the anti-semite days of WW2 in Europe. Hipocrisy.
I hope you'll take my comments as a suggestion and on the best possible intention as an observation.
Once again, I thank you for your effort an passion on rescuing our culture's true beauty, or as Carlos Pellicer (Mexican poet) said:
"Europeans didn't bring us the culture, they brought us THEIR CULTURE."
Ximopanolti, Tlatoani Tezcatlipoca
Tonatiuh
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