La Flaca (part. Jarabe de Palo)
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La Flaca (part. Jarabe de Palo)
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En la vida conocí mujer igual a la Flaca
Coral negro de La Habana
Tremendísima mulata
Cien libras de piel y hueso
Cuarenta kilos de Salsa
En la cara dos soles que
Sin palabras hablan
La Flaca duerme de día
Dice que así el hambre engaña
Cuando cae la noche
Baja a bailar a la Tasca
Y bailar y bailar
Y tomar y tomar
Una cerveza tras otra
Pero ella nunca engorda
Por un beso de la Flaca
Daría lo que fuera
Por un beso de ella
Aunque solo uno fuera
Mojé mis sábanas blancas
Como dice la canción
Recordando la caricias que
Me brindó el primer día
Enloquezco de ganas de
Dormir a su ladito
Porque Dios!
Que esta Flaca a mí me tiene loquito
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