Promesas de Primavera
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Promesas de Primavera
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Parapapa
Parapapa
Parapapa
Parapapa
Volverán las primeras golondrinas
Volverán a su ciudad
Volverán a florecer los tamarindos
Volverán a ver el mar
Vestirán las calles
Cientos de cerezos en flor
Y a nuestros balcones
Llegará un suspiro de Sol
Por eso no, no, no, no
Podrán parar la primavera
Que está por llegar
Por eso ven, ven, ven, ven
A verla a tu ciudad
Parapapa
Volverán los tambores a las calles
Volverán a desfilar
Volverán a bailar las margaritas
Con la brisa del final
Vestirán las calles
Cientos de cerezos en flor
Y a nuestros balcones llegará
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