Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Kapanga
Canonical path: /kapanga/el-akordeon
Related lyric paths: 6
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El Akordeón
Read El Akordeón lyrics by Kapanga on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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El Akordeón
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Me convertí en un pedazo de carne,
me converti en un trozo de pan, me convertí en un extraterrestre,
y a las estrellas me fui a pensar,
me convertí en acordeón para alegrar
la fiesta cuartetera,
la gente baila y no puede parar,
hay que alegar la fiesta cuartetera,
Ahora soy acordeón y tengo teclas,
soy acordeón llegué a la meta,
un acordeón. Me convertí
en el Beatle John Lennon
me convertí en un Rolling Stone
y cuando vino la policia
me convertí en un acordeón,
Ahora soy un acordeón....
Me convertí en un funebrero
me convertí en Ultraman
me convertí en Punta Lara,
lara larala, larala la
Me convertí...
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Kapanga performs "El Akordeón", and this lyric page sits inside the Kapanga catalog on LyroVerse.
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