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Artist: Astro Bonzo
Canonical path: /astro-bonzo/mujer-mocoreta
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Mujer Mocoreta
Read Mujer Mocoreta lyrics by Astro Bonzo on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mujer Mocoreta
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Una mujer mecánica,
mocoretá que va de jeans
saluda con su brindis de lejos.
Y el berretín
de un arlequín de bulevard
se aspira las monedas y al antro.
Quiero safar alguna vez
de este lugar...
aunque una voz tan guaraní
siempre dirá:
"Somos milongas de rengos
multiplicados en un gag"
Se hace tarde
y quema ya la sangre en el ojo.
Una turba de zombies
desafiando al atajo.
Quiero saltar esta muralla genital
aunque una voz dentro de mi
siempre dirá:
"Somos milongas de rengos
multiplicados en un gag"
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Astro Bonzo performs "Mujer Mocoreta", and this lyric page sits inside the Astro Bonzo catalog on LyroVerse.
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