El Diablo Suelto
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El Diablo Suelto
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Recógete muchacho por ahí anda el diablo suelto
Y lleva entre sus cachos al hijo de Ruperto
Que Lucifer lo llaman Mandinga, varios nombres le dan
Que lo han visto en Carora también que lo han visto en San Juan
Coge la cruz de palma real sin bacilar ponte a rezar
Agarra bien un puño 'e sal también agua bendita
Y no te pongas a temblar a lloriquear sin más que hacer
Porque el placer del diablo es asustarte y hacerte correr
No vayas a pensar que con ron y tabaco lo podrás espantar
Porque le gusta a ese diablo beber también fumar
Corre, brinca, salta, que el diablo suelto te puede agarrar
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Gualberto Ibarreta performs "El Diablo Suelto", and this lyric page sits inside the Gualberto Ibarreta catalog on LyroVerse.
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