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Artist: Alberto Cortez
Canonical path: /alberto-cortez/bellaco
Related lyric paths: 6
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Bellaco
Read Bellaco lyrics by Alberto Cortez on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bellaco
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Seas capilla, plumas o bonete,
fraile, soldado, clérigo, estudiante
oficial, escribiente o paseante
¿quién con Lope de Vega te entremete?
Si te ha ofendido en algo de las siete,
vele a buscar y díselo delante
Bellaco a las fruteras semejante
que hablas por soneto o sonsonete.
No te piensa pagar con versos vanos
más de suerte que el mundo te desprecie,
Bellaco, picarón amujerado.
¡Que palos te ha de dar!, lengua sin manos,
Cornudo y puto por la quinta especie
y por la ley antigua perdigado.
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Alberto Cortez performs "Bellaco", and this lyric page sits inside the Alberto Cortez catalog on LyroVerse.
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