| A Zorro Poem | |||||||||||||
| "A Black Knight of Spanish California" A Black Knight, am I In my fatherland To fight for the cause Of Justice and Truth. A Black Knight, am I Lead by my heart and mind To fight for my people Against tyranny and evil men. A Black Knight, am I With my only friend, Bernardo Who can speak no word In our quest against injustice. A Black Knight, am I Riding a black and mighty stallion Whose heart as big as his frame As we ride into the night. A Black Knight, am I My secret identity protected Posed as the idle son of my father And a respected don of the community. A Black Knight, am I Not seeking glory or fame Ride again and again in the night Until the fight is won. A Black Knight, was I Approaching the end In my strife and life As Diego de la Vega A Black Knight, was I To be remembered by the people As the infamous outlaw Whose name was El Zorro. |
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| El Zorro (Guy Williams) | |||||||||||||
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| Don Diego de la Vega | |||||||||||||