Jorge Drexler, a critically acclaimed Uruguayan singer/songwriter, began his recording career in the early '90s but didn't experience mainstream breakthrough success until his seventh album, Eco (2004), and its Oscar-winning song "Al Otro Lado del Río." Born on September 21, 1964, in Montevideo,…
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Throughout his career, Uruguayan singer-songwriter Jorge Drexler has been commissioned to delight their fans with their powerful and witty lyrics. This time shows its sportier, more footballing side. The native of Montevideo, like most of his compatriots, is fond of football and decided to compose a song to his beloved club: Peñarol.
The Uruguayan interpreter present: "The whole life," his personal anthem for their favorite team. A sense topic dedicated to "collier" club, as he is known to Penarol, a team born in the nineteenth century (1891) within the working class Montevideo.
Drexler is one of the special guests for the inauguration of the new stadium Peñarol, to be held on 27 March. A show to be attended by more than 40,000 fans and 500 artists to celebrate this milestone the Uruguayan club.
THE SONG
Your story is so old as the rules of the game. He grew iron your legend, coal and fire. You filled a thousand glasses of wine the weather improves.
And see now, Who are encouraged to stop this locomotive?
Carbonero am your boiler. Carbonero am your boiler. Carbonero am your boiler, and I will be your whole life. And I will be your whole life.
Your name was crossed centuries, crossing borders, like a swallow that keeps coming back every spring. Your strength that inspires respect, also he falls.
And see now, Who are encouraged to stop this locomotive?
Carbonero am your boiler. Carbonero am your boiler. Carbonero am your boiler, and I will be your whole life. And I will be your whole life.
Today, like yesterday, although time passes, and again, Peñarol reborn.
See the flags waving, hear her singing swollen, throwing coal in the boiler locomotive.
Carbonero am your boiler. Carbonero am your boiler. Carbonero am your boiler, and I will be your whole life. And I will be your whole life.
Carbonero am your boiler. Carbonero am your boiler. Carbonero am your boiler, and I will be your whole life. And I will be your whole life. And I will be your whole life.
