Mil Excusas
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Mil Excusas
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Salta, grita, sal de tus
casillas. Corta, rasga,
suelta toda tu energía. Y es
que hoy ya son las fiestas
del patrón. Una excusa nunca
viene mal. Aunque luego cabe
preguntar que es lo que
tenemos que celebrar, si todo es religioso o militar.
Los alardes y las
tamborradas, el Pilar y todas
sus grandes hazañas, nuestro
culto en romerías de placer,
nacimiento y la marimorena.
Los copazos y la suculenta
cena. Ha nacido en mí un
instinto rompedor. Una excusa
nunca viene mal, aunque luego
cabe preguntar que es lo que
tenemos que celebrar si todo es religioso o militar.
Monta fiestas sin un motivo y
que tu coco siempre se
muestre activo. No les dejes
que te impongan su color. Mil
excusas no nos vienen mal,
así que nada hay que objetar,
pero es mejor celebrar lo que
no es religioso o militar.
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