1. I hated you, o dancer, when
Another embraced your waist instead of me, and I knew

2. You glided between his hands
On the soft melody of songs, playing, gliding,

3. And together you stole in bliss
The sweet wishes, flowing, flowing,

4. And you both escaped, delighted,
Meeting hand to hand and chest to chest.

5. You surrendered to him with a soul
Of delight, amusement and lightheadedness,

6. And from you emotions of your heart
Were reflected on him, like the dawn,

7. And the redness of shyness slept on you
With what your smile contains, lip,

8. So another enjoyed you, your statue, rhythm,
Breast, face and hair,

9. And he who I would sacrifice my heart, soul and life for
Embraced whom I loved.

10. Seeing that, I lost my sanity and my matter became confused,
The resurrection of my soul was upon me,

11. I lowered my head and emptied my patience,
And as long as my misery and humiliation please you,

12. Then stay a dancer and continue,
And do not think of me after that,

13. And be happy with another and accept my estrangement,
And if I die estranged from you, then after

14. My death, get up, dance on my grave.