‘‘ El guagancó de Martha’’

Martha the shoemaker has her guaguancó, and she says she won't dance it if I don't dance it. Yesterday afternoon I went to a party and she danced it, and she turned around, her body shook, and she says she won't dance it if I don't dance it, and she says she won't dance it if I don't dance it. Martha the shoemaker has her guaguancó, and she says she won't dance it if I don't dance it. Yesterday afternoon I went to a party and she danced it, and she turned around, her body shook, and she says she won't dance it if I don't dance it, and she says she won't dance it if I don't dance it. Martha the shoemaker already has her guaguancó. She likes to dance the Mozambique, and she already has her guaguancó, rumbero. She dances the guaracha, she dances the columbia that girl, but she dances the pretty guaguancó. But Marthica, Marthica the shoemaker already has her guaguancó and says that she won't dance it if I don't dance it, and she says that she won't dance it if I don't dance it.

Martha la zapatera tiene su guaguancó,
y dice que no lo baila si no lo bailo yo.
Ayer tarde fui a una fiesta y ella lo bailó,
y daba una media vuelta, su cuerpo se estremeció,
y dice que no lo baila si no lo bailo yo,
y dice que no lo baila si no lo bailo yo.
Martha la zapatera tiene su guaguancó,
y dice que no lo baila si no lo bailo yo.
Ayer tarde fui a una fiesta y ella lo bailó,
y daba una media vuelta, su cuerpo se estremeció,
y dice que no lo baila si no lo bailo yo,
y dice que no lo baila si no lo bailo yo.
Martha la zapatera ya tiene su guaguancó.
Le gusta bailar el mozambique,
y ya tiene su guaguancó, rumbero.
Baila la guaracha, baila la columbia esa nena,
pero baila el guaguancó bonito.
Pero Marthica, Marthica la zapatera ya tiene su guaguancó
y dice que no lo baila, si no lo bailo,
y dice que no lo baila si no lo bailo yo.