Mi Tito Fernando
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Mi Tito Fernando
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En la segunda plazuela
Por mano izquierda del Sacromonte
Vive mi tito Fernando
Tras aquel arroyo del monte
Tiene los grandes caudales
Que es mejor de Grana:
Veinticinco caballos de pura raza
Dos parejas de gallos y cuatro
Tallos de calabaza
Cuando palme mi Tito le va a dejar
Mi menda lerenda su capital
¡Ole. Mi tito Fernando
Que tiene mucho salero!
¡Se pasa el día ajustando la fuente de su dinero!
Me importa poco que digan:
Que tengo un tío en Grana
" que allá en Grana tiene un tío"
"no tiene tío no tiene na"
" que allá en Grana tiene un tío"
"no tiene tío no tiene na"
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Joselito performs "Mi Tito Fernando", and this lyric page sits inside the Joselito catalog on LyroVerse.
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