A Portugal Muchachos
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A Portugal Muchachos
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Unos ojitos traidores
Hay como vienen su mar
En busca de otros amores
Me voy para Portugal
Yo sé que dulce embelesos
Guarda la mujer allá
Que si uno les pide un beso
Enseguida se lo dan
La criolla nunca confiesa
La magnitud de su amor
En cambio la portuguesa
Se entrega que es un primor
Hay que raro es el antojo
De nuestra criolla mujer
Aquí nos miran de reojo
Y allá nos quieren comer
Por eso es que yo aburrido
De este misterio fatal
Dejo a mi tierra al olvido
Y me voy a Portugal
Yo sé que dulce embelesos
Guarda la mujer allá
Que si uno les pide un beso
Enseguida se lo dan
Yo sé que dulce embelesos
Guarda la mujer allá
Que si uno les pide un beso
Enseguida se lo dan
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