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Artist: Jose Julian
Canonical path: /jose-julian/arboles-de-la-barranca
Related lyric paths: 6
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Árboles de La Barranca
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Árboles de La Barranca
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Árboles de la barranca
Por que no han enverdecido
Es que no los han regado
Con agua del rió florido
Me puse a mar a una mujer
Con la ilusión de amar
De esas tres que van pasando
Cual te gusta valedor
Esa del vestido blanco
Me parece la mejor
Me puse amar a una mujer
Con la ilusión de amar
Ya me voy por la barranca
A sembrar surcos de arroz
Yo te enseñe chamaca
Como se mancuernan dos
Me puse amar a una mujer
Con la ilusión de amar
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