El que se fue a la villa, perdió su silla.
“He who left for the town lost his seat.”
Step away from your place, and someone else may take it.
— Traditional Venezuela Wisdom, Venezuela
Source: Traditional Venezuelan/Spanish proverb, shared Hispanic oral tradition, public-domain
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