Las Isabeles
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Las Isabeles
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Y desde la laguna... Fierro hasta
La sierra de durango!
Del corazon de una palma
Nacieron las isabeles
Delgaditas de cintura
Y de corazon alegre
Al pasar un arrolluelo
A la sombra de un laurel
Juntaba cabellos de oro
Donde se peino isabel
Ven querida ven
Ya pasaras a mi corazon
Con mucho que tu me digas
No ay ni una satisfaccion
Que bonitos labios tienes
Labios color de manzana
Si tu me correspondieras
Yo te probaria maƱana
Que bonitos dientes tienes
Dientes color de marfir
Yo me casaria contigo
Primero por lo civil
Esta es la cancion es la cancion de la isabel
Tan linda como una rosa
Tan bella como un clavel
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