Dale que toma, toma que dale
Dale que toma, toma que dale
Dale que toma, toma que dale
Dale que toma

Y un lerelerele
Y un lerelerele
Y un lerelerele
Es pa' María

Y un lerelerele
Y un lerelerele
Y un lerelerele
Es pa' María

El ritmo de María, María, María, María, María
Y el ritmo de María, María, María, María, María
El ritmo de María, María, María, María, María
Y el ritmo de María, María, María, María, María

Ella, que es casi sangre de mi sangre
Ella, la más bonita y más morena
Ella, que a to' los niño' vuelve loco'
Ella, que sabe bien que es mi princesa

Y una canción dice de ella que
Hasta el propio sol le tiene envidia
Y su corazón llora cuando ve
Que su niño ya, ya no la quería

Y un lerelerele
Y un lerelerele
Y un lerelerele
Es pa' María

El ritmo de María, María, María, María, María
Y el ritmo de María, María, María, María, María
El ritmo de María, María, María, María, María
Y el ritmo de María, María, María, María, María

Y en su interior lleva la ilusión
De la niñez de la dulce María
Todo quedó en un triste adiós
Cuando le canté, ay, por bulería', quillo

Y un lerelerele
Y un lerelerele
Y un lerelerele
Es pa' María

El ritmo de María, María, María, María, María
Y el ritmo de María, María, María, María, María
El ritmo de María, María, María, María, María
Y el ritmo de María, María, María, María, María

Que en los balcone' de mi casa, allí no entran los rumores
Que lo único que entra es el fresquito de las flore'
Ole, ole con ole
Si es que mi madre tiene limpio' los balcone'

Romero, romero, romero
Que salga lo malo y entre lo bueno
Ole con ole, ole con ole
Si es que tiene to' la casa llenita de olore'

Y un lerelerele
Y un lerelerele
Y un lerelerele
Es pa' María

Y un lerelerele
Y un lerelerele
Y un lerelerele
Es pa' María

El ritmo de María, María, María, María, María (oye María)
Y el ritmo de María, María, María, María, María
El ritmo de María, María, María, María, María (oye María)
Y el ritmo de María, María, María, María, María

Y un lerelerele


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