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Artist: Luis Alposta
Canonical path: /luis-alposta/a-rosalia
Related lyric paths: 6
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A Rosalía
Read A Rosalía lyrics by Luis Alposta on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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A Rosalía
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¡Araca Rosalía!
que canta el gallo
y compadrón el viento
viene silbando.
La gilada rema en tierra
desde Santiago a Belén.
Desde Belén a Santiago
un ángel rema también.
En barco de plata y piedra
navega el alma yoyega.
Van arribeño sus penas
y el perfume de sus yerbas.
Yerbas que empilchan tu suelo
y de tu pelo se nutren;
pelo color negro cielo,
cufa de mar y de nubes.
¡Araca amiga mía!
que canta el gallo
y compadrón el viento
viene silbando.
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Luis Alposta performs "A Rosalía", and this lyric page sits inside the Luis Alposta catalog on LyroVerse.
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