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Artist: Kiko Veneno
Canonical path: /kiko-veneno/a-la-habana-yo-me-fui
Related lyric paths: 6
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A La Habana Yo Me Fui
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A La Habana Yo Me Fui
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A la Habana yo me fui
a la Habana yo me fui
vestido de marinero
a los indios me encontré
a los indios me encontré
estaban todos en cueros.
Cristóbal Colón y su amada
la reina, les pegó el 'sarampión'
les llevó ropa nueva
y llegó a Extremadura
con la propaganda
los indios tuvieron
que ponerse la bufanda
Los hermanos Pinzones
eran unos marineros
eran dos busca tesoros
en sus barcos muy ligeros
dime hermanito,
dime que es mejor
ser blanco o ser indio
para el '92
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