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A Cinema in Buenos Aires, 26 July 1952 Lyrics by Andrew Lloyd Webber

Evita (1976 Concept Album)

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[CARLOS, spoken]
Hasta este momento, mis labios no han osado murmurar la palabra amor. 
[JULIETA, spoken]
O Carlos. 
[CARLOS, spoken]
Mucho mas que eso, mi ser todo vibra de deseo. 
[JULIETA, spoken]
O Carlos. 
[CARLOS, spoken]
¿Que fue eso? Algo se movio en el balcon de tu padre. Si fuera ese truhan de Rodolfo, juro que mi espada no permanecera en su vaina. 
[JULIETA, spoken]
Ten cuidado, Carlos. 
[Suddenly the film grinds to a halt.]
[SECRETARY OF THE PRESS, spoken]
Es el triste deber de la Secretaría de Prensa y Difusión de la Presidencia de informar al pueblo argеntino qué Eva Perón, jefa espiritual dе la Nación, entro en la inmortalidad a las 20 y 25 del día de hoy

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