La Cerrileña
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La Cerrileña
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(Zamba)
Vuelvo otra vez a ver
después de una larga ausencia
el camino que dejé
parece despertar las piedras al pasar.
Detrás de un cerro se ve
revolotear un carancho
y en la represa el rumor
de las urpillitas cantando al aclarar.
No te he olvidao mi Cerrillo
estoy de vuelta otra vez,
tierra querida mi voz
te dará su calor en un atardecer.
De tarde en tarde se ve
el paso de un misachico
cruzando el pueblo se va
pronto el cielo he de ver sobre el campo llorar.
De noche bien ensillao
me voy yendo pa las carpas
festejando el carnaval
ruido ´e espuelas nomás hay en el trajinar.
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