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Artist: Victor Jara
Canonical path: /victor-jara/que-bonita-esta-esa-mesa
Related lyric paths: 6
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Qué Bonita Está Esa Mesa
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Qué Bonita Está Esa Mesa
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Qué bonita está esa mesa,
Me deiga quién la labró.
Más bonitos están los novios
Con la bendición de Dios.
Qué bonita está esa mesa
Engalanada de rosas.
Más bonitos están los novios,
Parecen dos mariposas.
Qué bonita está esa mesa
Engalanada de pinos.
Más bonitos están los novios,
Al la'o 'e sus pairinos.
Vivan novios y pairinos,
En espíritu sagra'o,
Vivan parientes y amigos,
Vivan suegros y cuña'os.
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