Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Gran Coquivacoa
Canonical path: /gran-coquivacoa/el-zaguan
Related lyric paths: 6
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El Zaguán
Read El Zaguán lyrics by Gran Coquivacoa on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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El Zaguán
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Apurate corazón
Anda barre la enramada
Que hay bandera en la ventana
Y aquí será el parrandón
Voy adornar el zaguán
Y matar cuatro gallinas
Mi casa ha sido escogida
Pusieron bandera blanca
Haremos un velada
Que dure dos y tres días
Si vienen a parrandear
Bienvenidos a mi casa
Y con la negra tomasa
La gaita va a comenzar
Qué bueno es morir ahogao
Tirándose de cabeza
En un barril de cerveza
Y amanecer abollao
La gaita tradicional
En verso se destaca
Con furro cuatro y maraca
Y una enrama pa cantar
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Gran Coquivacoa performs "El Zaguán", and this lyric page sits inside the Gran Coquivacoa catalog on LyroVerse.
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