Trash Pour 4
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Babalú

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Babalú

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Está empezando el velorio

Que le hacemos a Babalú

Dame diecisiete velas

Pa pornelas en cruz

Dame un cabo de tabaco, mañiengue

Y un jarrrito de aguardiente

Dame um poco de dinero, mañiengue

Pa que me de la surte

Yo le quero pedir

Que me nego me quiera

Ai, negro

Que le tenga dinero

Y que no se muera

Yo le quero pedir, a Babalú

Un negrito muy santo

Como tu

Que no tenga otra nega

Y que no se muera

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