Siete
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Siete
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Siete es un numero bendito por Dios
El día siete descanso el señor
De la séptima costilla del hombre
Dios creo la compañera del hombre la mujer
Siete son los días de la semana
Siete son los mares, siete son las maravillas
Del mundo, siete mujeres tiene el hombre
En la cultura árabe, aunque no este
De Acuerdo pero respeto su cultura
Siete es un numero bendito por Dios
El día siete descanso el señor
De la séptima costilla del hombre
Dios creo la compañera del hombre la mujer
Siete son las deidades africanas
Chango, Obatala, Yemaya, Orula
Ogum, Ochun, elegua, siete
Son los pecados capitales
Y siete veces grito al mundo que te
Amo mucho
Siete es un numero bendito por Dios
El día siete descanso el señor
De la séptima costilla del hombre
Dios creo la compañera del hombre la mujer
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Sergio Umbria performs "Siete", and this lyric page sits inside the Sergio Umbria catalog on LyroVerse.
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