Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for December 22, 2011
Transcript:
'Twas St. Nick in a sleigh with a big red sombrero, he came rushing along like a crazy bombero. I watched as he came, this quaint little hombre, shouting out names, shouting out nombres.... "Ey Pancho, ey Pepe, ey Cuca, ey Beto, ey Chato, ey Polo, Maruca, ey Nieto." Then standing erect with his hand on his pecho, he flew to the top of our very own techo.
chireef about 13 years ago
pecho. Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Jump to: navigation, search … pecho m. (plural pechos). thorax · chest; the front of the thorax; breast
chireef about 13 years ago
seems right to me
shailja1290 about 13 years ago
don’t know spanish but understood the happiness of christmas………………..
alison about 13 years ago
Like the twist on the old poem
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 13 years ago
i for one am enjoying this
maestrabella67 about 13 years ago
If you don’t know Spanish, then how could you have a problem with the word pecho, surfstuff? It’s an absolutely fine word, nothing wrong with it or out of context. Perhaps you should learn! ☺
I’m enjoying this, too… when it’s all completed, maybe I’ll take it to school for my students to read.
celeconecca about 13 years ago
this is so fun! I’m actually remembering words from Spanish class 30+ years ago!
momazilla about 13 years ago
I’m guessing at the spanish, but still enjoying the poem, Marr….Feliz Navidad Y’all.
iharr1 about 13 years ago
This is great!!!! Love it!
atajayhawk about 13 years ago
And it scans better than about any other spin-off I’ve read. ¡Olé!
Shikamoo Premium Member about 13 years ago
I’ve loved all the Christmas poems so far. Both in English and Spanish.
noreenklose about 13 years ago
Thank goodness for Babel Fish!I plug in the spanish words, just to “get the gist”, even though I do know the poem in english.
Call me Ishmael about 13 years ago
pecho – from Latin pectus: breast. Like pecs in bodybldg..