Las Muchachas De La Plaza Espana
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Las Muchachas De La Plaza Espana
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Es la vieja Roma en primavera
Una enredadera
De jazmín en flor.
Y en la Plaza España los amantes
Hablan anhelantes
De su tierno amor.
Hasta las campanas de la iglesia
Cantan alegrías
Para el corazón.
Las muchachas de la Plaza España
Son tan bonitas
Con sus juegos, sus cantos alegres
Y sus sonrisas.
Son millares de mariposas
De mil colores
Más hermosas
Que las flores.
Cuantos sueños hay en sus ojitos
Resplandecientes
Son miradas más dulces y suaves
Que un beso ardiente.
Con sus caras y su aire ingenuo
De virgencitas
Las muchachas de la Plaza España
Son tan bonitas
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