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Artist: Daniela Aedo
Canonical path: /daniela-aedo/a-la-vibora-de-la-mar
Related lyric paths: 6
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A La Víbora de La Mar
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A La Víbora de La Mar
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A la víbora, víbora
De la mar, de la mar
Por aquí pueden pasar
Los de adelante corren mucho
Y los de atrás se quedarán
Tras, tras, tras
Una mexicana que fruta vendía
Ciruela, chabacano, melón o sandía
Una mexicana que fruta vendía
Ciruela, chabacano, melón o sandía
Vervena vervena jardin de matatena
Vervena vervena jardin de matatena
Campanita de oro dejame pasar
Con todos mis hijos menos el de atras
Tras tras tras tras
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