La Mandinga
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La Mandinga
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Quién Ha Visto un diablo negro
En una mula lunanca
Dijo un viejo musiquero
Qué anduvo en la Salamanca
Al Compás de Su Guitarra
Haciendo Sonar La Prima
Se Acordaba de Las Farras
De Loreto y Salavina
De Su Tropillita Vieja, de Su Caballito Oscuro
Del rumor de las represas y el canto de los coyúyos
(Estribillo)
La Mandinga de Las Sierras
"Quitilipi" con Su Flauta
Y Esta Bruja chacarera
Bailando en la Salamanca
Me preguntan de ande vengo
Con mi caballito oscuro
Habla Corazón Ladino
¿Pa' Qué te has quedado mudo?
Dijo un viejo: [ " no me asusto porqué soy un Hombre manso
Pero Si Por Ahí me Buscan espino como el quebracho " ]
Yo Soy como el algarrobo
Maduro fruto en mis ramas
Cuando me canta el coyúyo la llevo dentro del alma
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