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Artist: Alfredo Zitarrosa
Canonical path: /alfredo-zitarrosa/chote-de-don-tatu
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Chote de don Tatú
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Chote de don Tatú
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Endomingado y con su golillita azul,
rumbeando a unas californias,
ha pasado don Tatú.
Y de camino se le apareó un ñandú,
que era un viejo conocido,
costas del Cuñá-pirú.
Por la gallera se decidió el ñandú,
pues traía en las maletas
un bonito giro azul.
Pero una penca le atrajo a don Tatú,
cuando relojeó el apronte
de un overo como luz.
Las californias de Cerro del Ombú
trajo bichos de muy lejos,
hubo hasta de Paysandú.
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