A Corrientes
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A Corrientes
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Voy a nombrar en este canto una provincia
Que hermana mi alma con el cielo litoral
Un largo puente de mi corazón al tuyo
Y el imponente y caudaloso Paraná
La peatonal, chipá mbocá y la costanera
Ya me dan ganas de gritar un sapukay
Un chamamé que allá a lo lejos siempre suena
Que una gurisa de alpargatas bailará
Es silencio, es canción
Es la luna y el sol
Es el agua y la arena
Es idioma ancestral
Un pedazo de pan
Y una calle de tierra
Hoy te quiero cantar
Y que lleguen mis versos
A la última estrella
O a un remanso de amor
Que descanse mi voz
Si me piden que vuelva
La peatonal, chipá mbocá y la costanera
Ya me dan ganas de gritar un sapukay
Un chamamé que allá a lo lejos siempre suena
Que una gurisa de alpargatas bailará
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Lisandro Machado performs "A Corrientes", and this lyric page sits inside the Lisandro Machado catalog on LyroVerse.
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