Who can tell me the background and main meaning of Latin Spanish song "palo bonito"?

Question

The lyrics of the sonngs is as follow:
CORO
Palo, palo, palo,
palo bonito, palo eh,
eh, eh, eh,
palo bonito, palo eh.
Virgen de Altagracia,
compa&ntilde;era m&iacute;a,
t&uacute; para tu casa,
yo para la m&iacute;a.
Tengo a San Antonio
puesto de cabeza
si no me da novia,
nadie lo endereza.
CORO
Palo, palo, palo,
palo bonito, palo eh,
eh, eh, eh,
palo bonito, palo eh.
Virgen de Altagracia,
compa&ntilde;era m&iacute;a,
t&uacute; para tu casa,
yo para la m&iacute;a
Oiga a San Antonio
a m&iacute; me gusta esa,
si est&aacute; acompa&ntilde;ada
pues no me interesa.
Enero, febrero, marzo,
abril y mayo,
son los cinco meses
primeros del a&ntilde;o

Answer

Coro means chorus but the translation of the rest is;

Stick, stick, stick,
nice post , eh stick
eh , eh , eh ,
nice post , eh post .
Virgin of Altagracia ,
my companion,
you for your house ,
I for mine.
I got to San Antonio
turned upside
if not give me bridal ,
nobody straightens .

(Chorus again)

Stick, stick, stick,
nice post , eh stick
eh , eh , eh ,
nice post , eh post .
Virgin of Altagracia ,
my companion,
you for your house ,
I for mine
Listen to San Antonio
I like that ,
if accompanied
because I'm not interested .
January, February, March,
April and May
are five months
first year.

I have no idea about the meaning of the song or it's origins.

Who can tell me the background and main meaning of Latin Spanish song "palo bonito"?

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