Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Agustín Lara
Canonical path: /agustin-lara/lamento-jarocho
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Lamento Jarocho
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Lamento Jarocho
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Canto a la raza, raza Jarocha
Raza de bronce, que el Sol quemo
A los que sufren, a los que lloran
A los que esperan, les canto yo
Alma de jarocha que nació morena
Talle que se mueve con vaivén de hamaca
Carne perfumada con besos de arena
Tardes que semejan paisajes de laca
Boca donde tiembla la queja, doliente
De una raza entera llena de amarguras
Alma de jarocha que nació valiente
Para sufrir todas sus desventuras
Para sufrir todas sus desventuras
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