Niña Isabel
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Niña Isabel
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En el café del vapor
De la bahía cubana
Triunfaba niña Isabel
Que era una flor de la Habana
Cantaba para la gente, de la tierra y de la mar
Y nadie vio que una pena, se enredaba en su cantar
Que cante niña Isabel, grita la marinería
Y canta la flor morena
Casi muerta y casi fría
Ay niña Isabel
Que tiene s ojos de noche cubana
Ay niña Isabel
Que tiene los labios con miel de banana
Te mato un querer, te mato un dolor
Que van por los mares vestidos de aní
Ay niña Isabel
Que si al agua se van tus suspiros
Me voy de la Habana siguiéndote a ti
Que tiene los ojos de noche cubana
Que tiene los labios con miel de banana
Te mato un querer, te mato un dolor
Que van por los mares vestidos de aní
Hay niña Isabel
Que si al agua se van tus suspiros
Me voy de la Habana siguiéndote a ti
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Sara Montiel performs "Niña Isabel", and this lyric page sits inside the Sara Montiel catalog on LyroVerse.
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