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Artist: Guadalupe Pineda
Canonical path: /guadalupe-pineda/madrigal
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Madrigal
Read Madrigal lyrics by Guadalupe Pineda on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Madrigal
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Qué bonito es el Sol de mañana
Al regreso de la capital
Qué linda se ve la Susana
Cuando va corriendo por entre el trigal
Ya se ve la barranca y el puente
Y mi perro me viene a encontrar
El arado se queda pendiente
Porque ya los bueyes no quieren jalar
La humareda de mi jacalito
Ya se extiende por todo el trigal
Y en el fondo se ve el arroyito
Que todas las tardes me suele arrullar
Qué bonito es el Sol de mañana
Al regreso de la capital
Ay! Que linda se ve la Susana
Cuando va corriendo por entre el trigal
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Guadalupe Pineda performs "Madrigal", and this lyric page sits inside the Guadalupe Pineda catalog on LyroVerse.
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