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Artist: Emilio El Moro
Canonical path: /emilio-el-moro/limones-podrios-ligue-a-una-sueca
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Limones Podríos / Ligué a Una Sueca
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Limones Podríos / Ligué a Una Sueca
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En las palmas del condao
Y en valverde del camino
En las palmas del condao
Tengo una finca de olivos
Con plátanos coloraos
Que dan
Limones podríos
En la playa punta umbría
Un día ligué a una sueca
En la playa punta umbría
La gachí tenía la cara
Como una manzana podría
Y de carne estaba seca
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