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Artist: Dueto Criollisimo
Canonical path: /dueto-criollisimo/pueblos-tristes
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Pueblos Tristes
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Pueblos Tristes
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Que piensa la muchacha que pila y pila
Que piensa el hombre torgo junto a la vieja
Y que dicen campañas de la capilla
En sus notas que tristes parecen quejas
Y esa luna que amanece alumbrando pueblos tristes
Que de historias que de penas que de lágrimas me dicen
En el fondo hay un santo de a medio peso
Una vela que muere en aceite sucio
Más allá viene un perro que es puro hueso
Con ladridos del hambre que dios le puso
Y esa luna que amanece alumbrando pueblos tristes
Que de historias que de penas que de lágrimas me dicen
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