Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Eduardo Mateo
Canonical path: /eduardo-mateo/la-mama-vieja
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La Mamá Vieja
Read La Mamá Vieja lyrics by Eduardo Mateo on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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La Mamá Vieja
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La mama vieja siempre manda
A veces suda cuando baila
Le pesa el ritmo en la llamada
La mama sabe y les habla
Para escucharla todos paran
Trabaja mucho igual canta
El convento hoy está con candombe y con mamá
Toda la gente se mueve al compás
Con mamá
La mama un día abre la puerta
Andaba flaca y con abuela
La abuela muere y ella queda
La mama vieja a veces llora
Parece que se siente sola
Mirando niños en las rondas
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Eduardo Mateo performs "La Mamá Vieja", and this lyric page sits inside the Eduardo Mateo catalog on LyroVerse.
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