Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Cri-Cri
Canonical path: /cri-cri/chinescas
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Chinescas
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Chinescas
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Chinito sería feliz
Con las cosas de tu país
Prenden farolitos
Comen con palitos
Tienen chata la nariz
Quisiera ser mandarín
Con bigotes de tallarín
Un vestido rico
Trenza y abanico
Y chinelas de pekín
En la pagoda del dragón
Me gustaría jugar ping-pong
Oh, qué bonito sería poder
Ser chinito como eres tú!
Tener mi chinita
De ojos de almendrita
Y una casa de bambú
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