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Artist: Agustin Magaldi
Canonical path: /agustin-magaldi/marchetta
Related lyric paths: 6
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Marchetta
Read Marchetta lyrics by Agustin Magaldi on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Marchetta
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Marquita; muchacha que lloras
Herida tu almita por hondo pesar
De perlas amargas en llanto
Tu blanca mejilla la suele bordar
Tus ojos cuál lago dormido
Traduce la pena que viene a nublar
Tu cielo de infancia radiante
De cielos azules que se han de borrar
Marquita; el médico dijo
Tu pobre mamita; no puede sanar
Ya sabe que al caer las hojas
Otoño que llega las viene a llevar
Y un día de otoño marquita
Que vio caer las hojas se puso a juntar
Y todas mojadas en llanto
Al tronco de un árbol las quiso pegar
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Agustin Magaldi performs "Marchetta", and this lyric page sits inside the Agustin Magaldi catalog on LyroVerse.
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