La Gran Perdida de Alhama
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La Gran Perdida de Alhama
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Paseábase el rey moro
Por la ciudad de granada
Desde la puerta de elvira
Hasta la de vivarrambla
Cartas le fueron venidas
Cómo alhama era ganada
¡Ay de mi alhama!
¡Ay de mi alhama
A ¡ay!
Por el zacatín arriba
Subido había al alhambra
Mandó tocar sus trompetas
Sus añafiles de plata
Porque lo oyesen los moros
Que andaban por el arada
¡Ay de mi alhama!
¡Ay de mi alhama
A ¡ay!
Allí habló un viejo alfaquí
De barba vellida y cana
¿Para qué nos mandas, rey
A qué fue nuestra llamada?
Para que sepáis, amigos
La gran pérdida de alhama
¡Ay de mi alhama!
¡Ay de mi alhama
A ¡ay!
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Bia Krieger performs "La Gran Perdida de Alhama", and this lyric page sits inside the Bia Krieger catalog on LyroVerse.
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