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Artist: La Cubanita
Canonical path: /la-cubanita/toca-me
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Toca Me
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Toca Me
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New York City, make some noise!
¡Oye mi gente!
¡Que comience la fiesta!
¡Ay que rico!
(Uh, uh, uh, uh)
¡Para la música!
Yo quiero saber una cosa: ¿Dónde están los hombres que mandan aquí esta noche?
Aah
¡Que comience la fiesta!
¿Y qué tú dices?
Ha, ha, ha
Y lo que yo digo es que las mujeres son las que mandan aquí, esta noche
Y los hombres no sirven para nada!
Aah
Cuba, Colombia
Perú, Ecuador
El Salvador, Panamá
Santo Domingo y Puerto Rico
Baila a la música
Tome la música
Tráeme esa música
Toca me, toca me
Toca me, toca me
Toca me, toca me
Toca me, toca me
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