1. I congratulate you, O one of glory and victory,
Who has not ceased to be blessed throughout life,

2. I congratulate you, for the days are auspicious,
And time itself has willingly come to you without excuse,

3. The nightingale of bliss has sung to attain wishes,
On branches of joy and good tidings,

4. The star of victory has its pedestal knotted,
Raised above the galaxy without denial,

5. I congratulate you for attaining in this matter an honored grace,
Whose virtue is verified from absent and present,

6. You preceded your peers, the honorable and generous,
And you sought glory, the sun of pride, so I take pride,

7. The lion chose you as a son-in-law, where you were to him,
Beyond all creation, in the position of sharpness and victory,

8. You were connected to the highest honor and became
Served on the ship of favors with all mystery,

9. Be honored with a bond woven by the hand of
Fate, joined with might and victory,

10. And profit from a great wedding, all of its position,
Indicates supreme wisdom of the thoughtful,

11. It adorned the universe so the world rejoiced more,
And people shared in it, all of mankind,

12. The city of Zorra became supreme over all cities
In greatness and in pride,

13. As if its green ruins, when embroidered
With the best pattern of gold and pearls,

14. O good wedding, with which horizons are illuminated,
The like of it did not occur in eras past,

15. The seven spheres rejoiced at it and revolved around it
In the best cycles,

16. And good fortune dances under the stars in rapture
While the celestial pole forgot paths in vigil,

17. And Jupiter said to Mars when he saw
Hair passing with the loose strands in gathering,

18. “Go away, you are not my companion, I am chaste
And I have not found the like of one having joys in my life,”

19. So he went under the Pleiades hoping for marriage with it
And the eagle snatched him between the flowers,

20. And the rest of the stars spent the night busy
From gladness, neither leaving anything nor keeping anything,

21. O what a night the times brought,
It was of life, nay of the best of life,

22. When the forbidden was confused in it, and days
Were recorded of the sun eclipsed in the moon,