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Artist: Marí-Marí
Canonical path: /mari-mari/mburucuya-1997
Related lyric paths: 5
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Mburucuyá (1997)
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Mburucuyá (1997)
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Acariciando el mar un nuevo mundo vino a iluminar
Desenredando aquí, su trama pasional
El tiempo pasó, sembró de flores blancas la ciudad
A toda América desde argentina esta leyenda vistió de fantasía
Ooo Marí-Marí viene bailando cantando así
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El carnaval es samba verdadero | Bis
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Y es nuestro orgullo q sea rojo y negro /
Amaneciendo está los sueños de una tierra natural
La colonización dejaba su puñal
Oyelos cantar, resuena un esplendor original
Trae desde África, melancolía madre América jardín de la alegría
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