Buenas noches Monterrey
¡Como extrañaba tus besos y abrazos, corazón!
Monterrey es un privilegio que esta noche me acompañe el original gato rock and rolero
¡El maestro Memo Méndez Guiú!
De parte de la generación Timbiriche, gracias por la música querido Memo
Vamos a cantar una carta de amor a las mujeres
Para este ritual me gustaría que enciendas la luz de tu celular
Quiero ver luciérnagas que representen la luz de las niñas
Las novias, las esposas, las amantes
La luz de las que nacieron con el cuerpo de hombre
De las que saben bien amar a otra mujer
A las que luchan por la equidad de genero
Y las mismas oportunidades
La luz de las desaparecidas que no regresaran
Las desaparecidas que no regresaran, las desaparecidas que no regresaran
A las hermosas regias que nos acompañan esta noche
A las madres de esta tierra, a la madre tierra
Mamá

Que alegría da
Decirte a ti
Las cosas que ha sentido el corazón
Es que hoy descubrí
Que si soy feliz
Es porque están mis sueños junto a ti

Que alegría da
Decir mamá
Sintiendo en las palabras emoción
Puedo presumir
De mi gran amor
Tú eres lo más bello que jamas me sucedió

Mamá hoy quiero decir te amo
Me pienso robar tus años
Ser tierno ladrón de ti

Mamá hoy quiero decir te amo
Mi casa serán tus brazos
Yo siempre ladrón de ti

Que alegría
Decir mamá
Sintiendo en las palabras emoción
Puedo presumir
De mi gran amor
Tú eres lo más bello que jamas me sucedió

Mamá hoy quiero decir te amo
Me pienso robar tus años
Ser tierno ladrón de ti

Mamá hoy quiero decir te amo
Mi casa serán tus brazos
Yo siempre ladrón
De ti

Mamá te amo con todo mi corazón


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