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Artist: Constantina
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Juan, El Marinero (part. Franny Glass)
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Juan, El Marinero (part. Franny Glass)
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A veces Juan camina por el mar
Y no precisa botas de lluvia
Incluso algunos piensan que es un pez
Y otros piensan que es una idiotez
Los niños quieren fotos junto a él
Y quieren su autógrafo en papel
Tiene cuarenta y aparenta diez
Y algunos dicen que es por la idiotez
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