Botija de Mi País (part. Eduardo Mateo)
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Botija de Mi País (part. Eduardo Mateo)
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Botija de mi país
Espero que seas feliz
Vistiendo de amor a tus hermanos
Botija reí, reí
Que el tiempo que vos vivís
Mañana será un lindo pasado
Botija de mi país
Si un día te recibís
Déjate embriagar por los tambores
Solo déjate llevar
Y nunca lo olvidarás
Tu vida será siempre un candombe
Botija de mi país
Si libre quieres vivir
No dejes de hablar con tus hermanos
Si te quieren reprimir
Júntate con cinco mil
Y juntos repiqueteen las manos
Botija de mi país
Si libre quieres vivir
No dejes de hablar con tus hermanos
Si te quieren reprimir
Júntate con cinco mil
Y juntos repiqueteen las manos
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Ruben Rada performs "Botija de Mi País (part. Eduardo Mateo)", and this lyric page sits inside the Ruben Rada catalog on LyroVerse.
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