República Dominicana

Oye, ahora ustedes van a cantar
Yo no voy a cantar, ustedes ahora conmigo

Esa noche contigo la pasé bien, (woh oh)
Pero yo me enteré que te debes a alguien, (yeh eh)
Y tú fallaste
Pero ya es tarde
Y tú fallaste
Pero ya es tarde (oye)

Lo que pasó, pasó
Entre tú y yo
Lo que pasó, pasó
Entre tú y yo
Lo que pasó, pasó
Entre tú y yo
Lo que pasó, pasó
Entre tú y yo

Es una asesina
Ella conlleva la medicina
Engañadora que te envuelve y te domina
Una abusadora
Ella como sabe te devora
Y si no tienes experiencia te enamora
Una especialista
Para que te ponga ella a la vista
Balas hechiceras, un nombre en su lista
¿Que si es maliciosa?
Yo que la traté como una diosa
Me engañó y ahora me llama como loca, ¿sabes? (Oye)

Presea, dale, presea
Si ya no estamos juntos otra mujer me gardea, ¿sabes?
Presea, dale, presea
Que pocos son los indios y hay mucha india en la aldea, ¿sabes?
Presea, dale, presea
No dejes pa' mañana lo de hoy que te lo llevan, ma'
Presea, dale, presea
Ahora estás celosa porque otra me desea, yo', dile

Esa noche contigo la pasé bien, (woh oh)
Pero yo me enteré que te debes a alguien, (yeh eh)
Y tú fallaste
Pero ya es tarde
Y tú fallaste
Pero ya es tarde

Lo que pasó, pasó
Entre tú y yo
Lo que pasó, pasó
Entre tú y yo
Lo que pasó, pasó
Entre tú y yo (oye, mami)
Lo que pasó, pasó
Entre tú y yo (presea)

Presea, dale, presea
Si ya no estamos juntos otra mujer me gardea, ¿sabes?
(Presea, dale) presea
Que pocos son los indios y hay mucha india en la aldea, ¿sabes?
Presea, dale, presea
No dejes pa' mañana lo de hoy que te lo llevan, ma'
Presea, dale, presea
Ahora estás celosa porque otra me desea, ma' (dile)

Yo estoy soltero, mai y tú preseas
Yo saco otra a bailar y tú preseas
Tú comes en to's la'os y me preseas
Si tienes dueño, ma, ¿pa' qué me celas?
(Vamos a dejar esto claro ya, ¿okay?)
¿Cómo tú le dice' Yankee?

Lo que pasó, pasó
Entre tú y yo
Lo que pasó, pasó
Entre tú y yo
Lo que pasó, pasó
Entre tú y yo
Lo que pasó, pasó
Entre tú y yo

Dale, dale, dale, y dale mambo
Dale mambo, dale mambo, dale
Y dale mambo (duro, duro), y dale mambo
Y dale mambo (duro, duro), y dale mambo
Y dale mambo (duro, duro), y dale mambo
Y dale mambo (suelta), y dale mambo (suelta)
Y dale mambo (suelta), y dale mambo (suelta)
Y dale mambo (suelta), y dale mambo (woh)
Oh, oh, dale mambo
Sandunguea, sandunguea, y dale mambo
Sandunguea, y dale, y dale mambo
Yeah, mucho sandungueo pa' las beautiful ladies


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Lo Que Pasó, Pasó Lyrics as written by Ramon Ayala Victor Cabrera

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    having latino friends and working at a place where the majority of employees are latin doesn't make it that easy. i can put up with it, but it's not the greatest music out there.

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