Juan Amaya
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Juan Amaya
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Señores traigo un corrido
Que me llena de tristeza
La historia de dos hermanos
Uno de mucha nobleza
Quería componer al otro
Que salio mala cabeza.
Árbol que nace torcido
Jamás su tronco endereza
Juan quería mucho a su hermano
Pues le sobraba nobleza
Quieres hacer pulcro al puerco
Pierdes tu jabón y tiempo.
Juan no perdía la esperanza
De componer a martín
Se lo llevo pa durango
Buscándole un porvenir
Nunca pensó que a victoria
Solo muerto iba a venir.
Juan era noble y muy hombre
Y policía federal
Martín era un malandrín
De los muchos que hay por ahí
Se lo llevo de auxiliar
El lo quería enderezar.
Un día que no trabajaron
Martín se puso a tomar
Con el alcohol y la droga
Se empezó a descontrolar
Disparaba una r-15
Sin detenerse a pensar
Cuando le avisan a juan
Pronto se dejo venir
Y no alcanzo a decir nada
Nomás a la puerta abrir
Con tres balas en el cuerpo
Lo recibía martín.
Vuela vuela palomita
A mi victoria querido
Avisa que a juan amaya
En durango a fallecido
Que lo a matado su hermano
El que juan mas ha querido.
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