Cantinera
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Cantinera
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Miras las naves llegar
con el corazón temblando
y echas los sueños al mar
esperando y esperando.
Pasa otra luna y ya ves,
sólo tu alma se ilumina,
y un recuerdo en la vieja cantina
va mordiéndote otra vez.
Cantinera, cantinera,
desde el puerto hasta el figón
hay un gusto en la ribera
de tu vino y del buen ron.
Mesonera del tiempo,
la ausencia y el mar,
otra vez volverás a soñar.
Cantinera, cantinera,
canta y brinda en el figón,
con tu copa milagrera
y embriaga tu corazón.
Miras las naves partir
con el corazón sangrando
y tu ilusión ves morir
esperando y esperando.
Vuelve otra luna y el mar
siempre el mismo se ilumina
y te queda en la vieja cantina
un rincón para soñar.
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Marsilio Robles performs "Cantinera", and this lyric page sits inside the Marsilio Robles catalog on LyroVerse.
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