Page type: lyric reference
Artist: SOLEDAD
Canonical path: /soledad-pastorutti/la-litoralena
Related lyric paths: 6
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La litoraleña
Read La litoraleña lyrics by SOLEDAD on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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La litoraleña
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Alto verde querido
pueblito humilde del litoral!
Tus ranchitos dormidos,
yo se que un día despertarán...
Pañuelito celeste
que Pancho Díaz solía llevar,
prendidito a su cuello
por esas costas del Paraná.
Canoita que pasas
rumbo pa' la ciudad.
aguas arriba un día
tras la esperanza
tey' de llevar!
Mañanitas dormidas
puertos de ausencia te hacen llorar!
Lágrimas de amargura
que el tiempo nuevo sabrá borrar...
Paraná solitario
puñales verdes litoreños...
Han de brotar un día
con Pancho Díaz regresarán!
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SOLEDAD performs "La litoraleña", and this lyric page sits inside the SOLEDAD catalog on LyroVerse.
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