Hey aguas, aguas
Que ya llegó (¿quién?)
El bailador

A todos los bailes no puede faltar
Un amigo mío que les voy a platicar
A todas las chicas las ha enloquecido
Las ha trastornado con su forma de bailar

Las muchachas lindas no quieren bailar
Están esperando a Sergio el bailador
Por que tiene gracia pa' moverse con sabor
Y a ellas les gusta cómo las mueve el señor

Ya llegó, ya llegó
Ya llegó Sergio el bailador
Llegó, llegó Sergio el bailador
Ya llegó Sergio el bailador

Lleva la fama hasta San Nicolás
Ya llegó Sergio el bailador
Bailar jalao le gusta más
Ya llegó Sergio el bailador

Nunca es presumido, es un buen amigo
Y mete a los bailes botellas de vino
Ese bailador tiene corazón
Es enamorado, pero de a montón

Destinado a bailar ante Dios, como un río que fluye en celo hacia vos
Nuestra vida está unida por un cordón umbilical de ritmo
Alterando el sentido de solo estar vivo
El hechizo corriendo por tus venas
Sientes la esencia, la ciencia de tus piernas
Lámela hasta que grite "dámela", y empieza a entender de qué se trata la vida
Su pollera explota en busca de mi sexo, yo voy flotando en ella en mi mejor momento
Me muestra su volcan, su lava, su saliva
Me abre su puerta de entrada, no de salida
Y el mundo lo empieza a mover, el cielo se empieza a caer a tus pies
Nuevamente es hora de empezar a brillar, otra vez grita mi alma
Es hora de empezar a mover

A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo
A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo
A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo
A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo
A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo
A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo
A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo, ah

A todos los bailes no puede faltar
Un amigo mío que les voy a platicar
A todas las chicas las ha enloquecido
Las ha trastornado con su forma de bailar

Las muchachas lindas no quieren bailar
Están esperando a Sergio el bailador
Por que tiene gracia pa' moverse con sabor
Y a ellas les gusta cómo las mueve el señor

Ya llegó, ya llegó (ya llegó)
Ya llegó Sergio el bailador
Llegó, llegó Sergio el bailador (ya llegó)
Ya llegó Sergio el bailador

Lleva la fama de San Nicolás (lleva la fama)
Ya llegó Sergio el bailador
Bailar jalao le gusta más
Ya llegó Sergio el bailador

Nunca es presumido, es un buen amigo
Y mete a los bailes botellas de vino
Ese bailador tiene corazón
Es enamorado, pero de a montón

A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo
A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo
A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo
A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo
A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo
A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo
A mover el coolo, a mover el coolo

Illya Kuryaki & the Valderrama, señores


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Sergio El Bailador / Coolo [Primera Fila [En Vivo]] Lyrics as written by Emmanuel Javier Horvilleur Jose Guadalupe Esparza Jimenez

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