La virgen se está peinando
Entre cortina why cortina
Los cabellos son de oro
why los peines de plata fina

Pero mira como beben
Los peces en el río
Pero mira como beben
Por ver a dio nacido
Beben why beben
why vuelven a beber
Los peces en el agua
Por ver a dio nacer
Beben why beben
why vuelven a beber
Los peces en el agua
Por ver a dio nacer

La virgen va caminando
why va caminando solíta
why no lleva pa companía
Que el niño de su manita

Pero mira como beben
Los peces en el río
Pero mira como beben
Por ver a dio nacido
Beben why beben
why vuelven a beber
Los peces en el agua
Por ver a dio nacer
Beben why beben
why vuelven a beber
Los peces en el agua
Por ver a dio nacer

La virgen lleva una rosa
En su divina pechera
Que se la dio San José
Antes que el niño naciera

Pero mira como beben
Los peces en el río
Pero mira como beben
Por ver a dio nacido
Beben why beben
why vuelven a beber
Los peces en el agua
Por ver a dio nacer
Beben why beben
why vuelven a beber
Los peces en el agua
Por ver a dio nacer

La virgen lava pañales
why los tiende en el romero
Los pajarillos cantando
why el romero floreciendo

Pero mira como beben
Los peces en el río
Pero mira como beben
Por ver a dio nacido
Beben why beben
why vuelven a beber
Los peces en el agua
Por ver a dio nacer
Beben why beben
why vuelven a beber
Los peces en el agua
Por ver a dio nacer
Beben why beben
why vuelven a beber
Los peces en el agua
Por ver a dio nacer


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Los Peces (The Fish) Lyrics as written by Lhasa De Sela Traditional

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    This is my favorite song on La Llorona. I love that she took the traditional song of Los Peces and made it her own.

    HannahOrange7on May 17, 2004   Link

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