Chapala
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Chapala
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Redes
Redes que tienden los pescadores
En la laguna
Redes que en noche de Luna
Son como encajes
En la oscuridad (en el manglar)
Noches
Noches de Luna en Chapala
Canción de pescadores
Rubor de las olas que me hacen cantar
Chapala
Eres paisajes para las almas enamoradas
Enjambres de charalitos
Pescados hoy en la madrugada
Chapala
Son tus canoas
Como un cortejo de fantasía
Cargadas de
Mangos verdes y
De melones y de sandías
Por Ocotlán sale el Sol
Por Tizapán sale la Luna
Y la marea va subiendo
Poco a poco en la laguna
Chapala
Rinconcito de amor
Donde las almas
Pueden hablarse
De tu con Dios
La Luna ya se oculto
Y se durmio
La laguna
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Vicente Fernández performs "Chapala", and this lyric page sits inside the Vicente Fernández catalog on LyroVerse.
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