Hmmm. Google translates the text that comes with the video quite well:

Pancho Álvarez presents the song Navegarei, taken from the album "Sonche Atlántico" or his fourth solo album, a work that shows the vital evolution of the artist in search of new creative paths and mestura two acoustic sons of traditional music with electric guitars, experimental arranxes and contemporary texts by the well-known Galician writer Suso de Toro or the multimedia artist Antón Reixa.

The album contains twelve new recordings inspired by not the great and immense Atlantic Ocean, with Galician music and another hitting the terrains that share this ocean made up of sons from North and South America, from African coasts, Portuguese days, Irish days and gives French Brittany, and so on.

"Sonche Atlántico" contains author songs and songs with traditional melodies so that Pancho has a special emotional relationship, a bond created through the experiences of his travels, of people who live near the sea, as the myth of the end of the world or the other. Forza da natureza e da paisaxe Atlantic. There are also chee songs of humor and experiences of two towns and Galician villages, following the line of oral tradition that Pancho is an admirer and a beloved.

Pancho Álvarez is one of the two most prominent of Galician music, unfolds or his particular profile as a musician using string instruments: violin, viola, viola da gamba, hurdy-gurdy, mandolin, bouzouki, electric and acoustic guitars, tenor guitar, ûd, Venezuelan cuatro e low. In addition, he plays a concertina, or accordion and percussion, and composer, arranxador, great connoisseur of folklore and tradition of Galician music, he was a member of Matto Congrio, Na Lúa, and a stable musician of Carlos Núñez's band, who would have a lot of money for everything or world.

Engraved or mixed by Pancho Álvarez in a creative process logo, or album and froito do intense work in search of his own that shows the forte musical personality of this Galician artist. We choose with pracer these great and sinxelas author songs.

The song is very intriguing. I hope somebody comes up with the lyrics - but if Monique can't come through with anything, I think we're stuck.

-Joe-

Another recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0rFZrXTPrA