El Hombrecito
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El Hombrecito
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Por las calles va soñando un hombrecito,
el recuerdo va acercando su final
y en el cielo ve brillar esa estrella que perdió
mientras sueña ve pasar un amor que ya murió.
Pobre hombrecito
de su vida lo mejor entregó
y el hombrecito
de la vida la amargura recogió.
Cuántas calles ven pasar al hombrecito
por la vida va a buscar felicidad.
Cuántas noches de penar, de callarse su pasión
mas no pierde la alegría de su triste corazón.
Pero un día ve llegar su amor perdido
y en silencio va cantando su canción
y esas calles que al pasar con su llanto entristeció
hoy a cambio les dan la alegría de un amor.
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Who performs "El Hombrecito"?
Victor Manuel performs "El Hombrecito", and this lyric page sits inside the Victor Manuel catalog on LyroVerse.
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