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Artist: Tito Fernandez
Canonical path: /tito-fernandez/la-abuela
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La Abuela
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La Abuela
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Pequeña, como una paloma,
perdidas las alas, sin poder volar.
/Razón de cada mañana,
la abuela venía, por todo el hogar/ bis.
Vestida, de azul mariposa,
bordaba las flores, de su delantal.
/Razón de todas las cosas
la abuela venía, por todo el hogar/ bis.
Amiga, de toda la vida,
sobre tu regazo dos años de edad.
/Cuando la tarde, dormida,
su mejor poema solía cantar/ bis.
Tan frágil, como una azucena,
de pronto tronchada no estuviste más.
/abuela vives, abuela,
en cada minuto, de tiempo, que va/ bis.
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Tito Fernandez performs "La Abuela", and this lyric page sits inside the Tito Fernandez catalog on LyroVerse.
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