Mercedes Sosa
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Zambita de Los Pobres

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Mercedes Sosa Canonical path: /mercedes-sosa/zambita-de-los-pobres Related lyric paths: 6
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Zambita de Los Pobres

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Cuando llega el domingo,

Hasta la villa bajando voy

Y se queda mi rancho,

Como diciendo:- "qué sólo estoy".

Bajo de un algarrobo

Esta zambita siento cantar

Y el rasguido parece

Que me dijera: -"vení, bailá".

Zambita de los pobres,

Flor de los valles, luz de amistad:

Alajito es tu canto,

En los domingos del tucumán.

Cariñito del cerro,

Mi criolla buena, ¿dónde andará?.

Hoy te canto la zamba

De tus domingos, palomitay.

Empochada de niebla,

Fuiste camino dela ciudad.

Mi zambita te espera,

Criollita linda: -"vení, bailá".

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Mercedes Sosa performs "Zambita de Los Pobres", and this lyric page sits inside the Mercedes Sosa catalog on LyroVerse.

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