Noches de Cartagena
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Noches de Cartagena
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Noches de Cartagena que fascinan
Por el suave rumor que tiene el mar
Porque la brisa cálida murmura
Toda una serenata tropical
Allí es donde quisiera estar contigo
Con la luna y la arena y ese mar
Y que juegue la brisa con tu pelo
Y las olas te vengan a arrullar
Noches de Cartagena tan divinas
Lindo rincón Caribe y colonial
Allí es donde quisiera estar contigo
Con la luna y la arena y ese mar
Y que juegue la brisa con tu pelo
Y las olas te vengan a arrullar
Noches de Cartagena tan divinas
Lindo rincón Caribe y colonial
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