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Artist: Eidyllion
Canonical path: /eidyllion/la-llorona-traditional-mexican-folk-song
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La Llorona (traditional mexican folk song)
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La Llorona (traditional mexican folk song)
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No sé si el corazón peca, Llorona;
en aras de un tierno amor.
De una linda oaxaqueña, Llorona
más hermosa que una flor.
¿Porqué si te quiero quieres, Llorona
que yo la muerte reciba?
Que se haga tu voluntad, ay Llorona;
por suerte de Dios no viva.
Ay de ti, Llorona.
Llorona, tú eres mi xuca.
Me quitarán de quererte, ay Llorona;
pero de olvidarte nunca.
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