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Artist: Rolando Alárcon
Canonical path: /rolando-alarcon/buenas-noches-san-jose
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Buenas noches, San José
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Buenas noches, San José
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(Villancico de Pomaire)
Buenas noches, San José,
y en compaña de su esposa,
aquí estoy en su presencia
si sirvo de alguna cosa.
¿Dónde está San José?
¿Dónde está San José?
Con el niño y María, los tres.
Señora doña María,
aquí nos mandó mi maire
a cantarle nueve días,
nosotros, los de Pomaire.
Señora doña María,
cogollito de cedrón,
a su niñito le traigo
dos metros de coletón.
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Rolando Alárcon performs "Buenas noches, San José", and this lyric page sits inside the Rolando Alárcon catalog on LyroVerse.
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