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Al mar Lyrics by Taller Canario, Rogelio Botanz

Castillos de Arena

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Lo menos me tiene el mar
Un cuatrillón de mirada
Lo menos veintemil olas
Le tengo al mar en el alma
El mar sería más mío
Si lo tuviera más lejos
Odres que cierran nostalgias
Son pañuelitos al viento
¡Cómo se engaña a la gente
Y cómo me río yo
Cuando dicen que las conchas
Tienen del mar el rumor!
No es el rumor de la mar
Que es el rumor de los dos
De cuando fuimos mariscos
En un solo caparazón
Al norte, vamos al norte
Al sur, puеs vamos al sur
Como sea sobre el agua
Yo voy dondе vayas tú

About “Al mar” by Taller Canario

Read the complete lyrics to "Al mar" by Taller Canario, Rogelio Botanz from the album "Castillos de Arena". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop, Nueva Canción, Folk Rock.

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"Al mar" appears on "Castillos de Arena".

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