COPLAS DE PURIM
Alabar quero al Dio con tañer y cante,
siendo él mos pedrió amistad avante:
de hombre berbante El mos escapó
y a Amán lo encapó
en una paida, non topó fuida.
Buscó Amán el mamzer de querer marcarmos
esto lo quiso hacer para atemarmos,
no mos olvidamos esta enemistad:
meldamos con amistad
de la vieja 'storia, tenelda en memoria.
Se vistió la reina Ester en el trecer día,
vestida de su color que al oro parecía,
con grande mancía se fue ande el rey.
El rey que la vido venir
pedrió su tino, a la color del vino.
–Qué es la tu venida, Ester? Qué es la tu demanda?
–Un convit quero hacer en la tuya casa,
con toda tu compaña y Amán también;
y tambien quero comer
con ti en una mesas, viva tu grandeza.
–Alevanta, Mordejai, vistete este sayo,
toma la corona, súbete al caballo,
te llevare al baño, yo te lavaré,
y también te almizclaré,
yo, que so ligero, telek y barbero.
–No me puedo alevantar, que sto enflaquecido,
ses dias hacé, con hoy, que pan no he comido,
ni agua bebido, yo y mis talmidim:
todo por modo de tí,
el Dió que te mate y a mi, judió, escape.
Y Amán se emburrachó y salio afuera,
a los hijos demandó que perasa era;
le dijeron: Va-era, Va-era el Abraham.
tenemos padre rajman,
que a Hamán lo mata y a los judiós escapa.
Viniendo la hora ses de el primer dia
en la mesa empecés con muncha alegría;
haced la hombría como el dover:
empecemos a beber
día y la noche hasta hora doce.
Tenemos de ajuntar todos los vicinos
para tañer y cantar y prebar los vinos,
troquen maronchinos y que den baksis,
salchichas metan al shish,
las mesas bien hartas, frutas y salatas.
Kelal de este Purim es de abrir las manos,
diciendo Alah Kerim e viva, hermanos,
coman endianos, sofrito y kebab,
cada uno su erbab
ordenen las mesas sin haber manquezas.
I wish to praise God by playing and singing,
because He didn't hide, He bestowed love upon us:
God saved us from a wicked man
and He threw Haman
into a trap, so that he couldn't escape.
The bastard Haman singled us out
This is what he tried to do to eliminate us
We didn't forget this hatred
We lovingly read
the ancient story to keep it in our memory.
Queen Esther dressed up on the third day
dressed colorfully looking like gold
With great sentiment she appeared before the king.
The king saw her coming
lost his composure and turned the color of wine.
–Why have you come, Esther? What's your request?
–I wish to extend an invitation in your palace,
with all your entourage including Haman.
and also to dine
with you at your table. Long live your majesty.
–Get up, Mordechai, get dressed in this gown,
take the Crown and ride the horse
I will take you to the bath, I will bathe you myself
and I will also perfume you
Very diligently I will cut your hair.
–No, I cannot stand up, because I'm very weak
I haven't eaten bread or food for the last six days.
I haven't drunk any water neither me or my students
All because of you,
God will kill you and I, the Jew, will escape.
And Haman became drunk and left
and asked the children which parashait was;
They said to him, "Va'era" - "And I appeared to Avraham"
We have a forgiving father
who killed Haman and saved the Jews.
Six o'clock on a Sunday
We will sit down to eat very happily
To be courageous as is our duty
we will begin drinking
day and night until midnight.
We have to invite all our neighbours
to play and sing and to taste the wines
and exchange almond cookies and give money
put sausages on the grill
the tables were full of food fruit and salads.
It's a rule on Purim to open our hands
and to say "Allah Karim" wishing them well.
Eat without restriction fried and grilled food
each to his own taste.
Set the tables let there be nothing missing.