Qué Gracioso
from Interpretan a Los Campos Magnéticos (Vol. 1 y 2) by Alvy, Nacho & Rubin
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lyrics
Todos saben dónde estás
Menos yo
¿Adónde andarás?
Todos saben dónde vas
Menos yo
¿Cuándo volverás?
Todos saben dónde estás
Salís y te divertís
Con tu cámara digital
Sólo un loco creerá
Que es verdad
Cuando al regresar me decís:
"Te amo, precioso"
¡Qué gracioso!
Menos yo
¿Adónde andarás?
Todos saben dónde vas
Menos yo
¿Cuándo volverás?
Todos saben dónde estás
Salís y te divertís
Con tu cámara digital
Sólo un loco creerá
Que es verdad
Cuando al regresar me decís:
"Te amo, precioso"
¡Qué gracioso!
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from Interpretan a Los Campos Magnéticos (Vol. 1 y 2),
released May 3, 2011
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Alvy, Nacho & Rubin Ciudad Autónoma De Buenos Aires, Argentina
Alvy, Nacho y Rubin interpretan a los Campos Magnéticos es el resultado de un singular proceso de investigación y traducción sobre las formas y los modos con que Stephin Merritt construyó un repertorio de canciones de amor universales desde una plataforma musical sorprendente, que sumerge tanto la pluma en ABBA como en Gershwin. ... more
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