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Artist: Rocío Jurado
Canonical path: /jurado-rocio/a-malaga-cantaora
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A Málaga Cantaora
Read A Málaga Cantaora lyrics by Rocío Jurado on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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A Málaga Cantaora
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Por las cortinas del muelle (x2)
pregono yo mis telillas cuando
veo desembarcar los barquitos
de melilla.
Viva, viva el paseo del parque (x2)
el barrio la Trinia, jardines de
Puerta Oscura y calle Lario
y limonar.
A Malaga cantaora (x2)
tango le vengo a cantar
tango le vengo a cantar
y a la chirula y a la retonga
se lo quiero dedicar.
Ay, ay, ay, ay y que?
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Rocío Jurado performs "A Málaga Cantaora", and this lyric page sits inside the Rocío Jurado catalog on LyroVerse.
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