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Artist: Marina de la Riva
Canonical path: /marina-de-la-riva/la-mulata-chancletera-habanera
Related lyric paths: 6
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La mulata Chancletera / Habanera
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La mulata Chancletera / Habanera
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Chancletera soy yo
Que nací en el manglar
Y por eso soy flor
De un aroma sin par
Chancletera nací
Y con mi chancleta al sonar
Pregonando me voy por la calle al pasar
Con mi chancleta voy por ahí
Y a su sonido vienen a mi
Pues doy la fiebre y el frenesí
A ver quien puede con esa flor
Flor de canela que es la mejor
Si señor!
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