Ochún, goddess of rivers so bright,
Bring us your power, your love, and your light.
Bless the waters, the earth, and the sky,
Dance, Ochún, as the sun rises high.
Golden waters of Osun-Osogbo flow,
Her laughter ripples, caimitos grow.
Five copper bracelets jingle in time,
Batá drums carry through Havana's clime.
Sunflowers bloom as she moves with grace,
Spreading love and beauty in every place.
Ochún, Ochún, dance on the waves,
With golden waters, she lights the day.
Queen of the river, love's sweet embrace,
We feel her spirit, in every place.
Baila, Ochún, baila, corazón,
Her love's a blessing, like the morning sun.
Let the waters heal, bless all of our plans,
Orula's favorite, bless this place.
When the moon rises on Saturday night,
Her whispers are heard where the fireflies light.
Gather the honey, bring pumpkins so sweet,
Feel the warmth of love, where five rivers meet.
Ochún, Ochún, dance on the waves,
With golden waters, she lights the day.
Queen of the river, love's sweet embrace,
We feel her spirit, in every place.
Baila, Ochún, baila, corazón,
Her love's a blessing, like the morning sun.
In Regla de Ocha, she holds sacred power,
Guiding lost souls in their darkest hour.
Bathed in her river, we wash away pain,
Ochún's embrace brings hope after rain.
Golden peacock feathers fall in the stream,
She guides us softly, like a sacred dream.
Ochún, Ochún, dance on the waves,
With golden waters, she lights the day.
Queen of the river, love's sweet embrace,
We feel her spirit, in every place.
Baila, Ochún, baila, corazón,
Her love's a blessing, like the morning sun.
Yeye Ochún, with love so pure,
Bless the waters, let our spirits endure.
Dancing in the river, our hearts align,
Under Ochún's gaze, all is divine.