Pal' Río Tanamá
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Pal' Río Tanamá
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Un alegre reggae es lo que hay
Hoy no es de lamentar
El río en su corriente me llama
Ya no quiero esperar. Me voy, me voy pal' Río Tanamá
Me voy, pa' sacarme el polvo de ciudad
Porque ir pal' Río Tanamá
Es como un mejunje pa' sanar
Una caminata intensa
Pa' sacar las malas fuerzas
Recostarse a descansar
En el seno de Borinquen bella
Es intenso y más se crece
Cuando Bryant me dice: Ya verás cuando bajemos pa' allá
Y no era pa' más
No fue buche y pluma no más
Un alegre reggae es lo que hay
Hoy no es de lamentar
El río en su corriente me llama
Ya no quiero esperar
Ahí voy - A zambullirme en Tanamá
Pa' sacarme el polvo de ciudad
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