Tres vueltas de carnero
Y flap, te fuiste por el agujero
Todos los groseros
A bailar encima de lava volcánica
Súbele el volumen a la música satánica
Súbele el volumen a la música satánica
Vamos a quemarnos en el fuego con el diablo
Residente, el máximo exponente del pecado

Oye princesa
Llego tu príncipe, el grosero
Los bochincheros
Que se pongan un babero
Móntate aquí en mi velero
Y vamo' a insultar al mundo entero
A mí no me sale lo de caballero

Y por ende
La gente no comprende
Que mi enchule por ti nunca se expira
Vente, vámonos de gira
Vámonos volando como a treinta mil pies de altura
Vamos a empollar veinte criaturas
Yo te prometo como cien aventuras
Doña contentura pa' tu cintura
Dóblate y enséñame la dentadura
Cuidao', el pantalón, se le rompe la costura
Esos dos cachetes llenos de musculatura
Se están saliendo de la envoltura

Y me ponen mal
Pa' meterle mano hay que tener un manual
Dile a tu mai que te suelte el cordón umbilical
Pa' revolcarnos por el cañaveral
Directamente desde el infierno
Habrán paso que llego el yerno
Tu papá está más cuadrao' que un cuaderno
Y no comprende mi lenguaje moderno
Muévete que llego el cafre de Trujillo
Mujer, tú me caes como dedo en el anillo
Vente y múdate pa' mi castillo
Y to' los días te cocino lomillo

Tres vueltas de carnero
Y flap, te fuiste por el agujero
Todos los groseros
A bailar encima de lava volcánica
Súbele el volumen a la música satánica
Súbele el volumen a la música satánica
Vamos a quemarnos en el fuego con el diablo
Residente, el máximo exponente del pecado

Quiero ver a todos los grillos moviendo el fondillo
De Boquerón a Luquillo
Oye jibarita si te doy repelillo
Residente te quita el frenillo
Eres una hija del demonio
Estás humillando a tu patrimonio
Mejor un Don Juan y un Juan Antonio
Se chavaron porque voy directo pa'l matrimonio

Allá en el infierno, donde se goza
Donde la gente habla malo y es más sabrosa
Mi vocablo lo divido en prosa, jugosa
Pa' ponerte las axilas grasosas
Llegó la araña que el idioma daña
La Real Academia yo se la dejo a España
Así que mala mía si me pongo perverso
Pero es que tú me tienes escupiendo versos

El Mr. Universo meando territorio
Se formó el jolgorio en el purgatorio
A mover los rabos y los cuernos
Y a dejar pa' después el descanso eterno

Tres vueltas de carnero
Y flap, te fuiste por el agujero
Todos los groseros
A bailar encima de lava volcánica
Súbele el volumen a la música satánica
Súbele el volumen a la música satánica
Vamos a quemarnos en el fuego con el diablo
Residente, el máximo exponente del pecado

Tres vueltas de carnero
Y flap, te fuiste por el agujero
Todos los groseros
A bailar encima de lava volcánica
Súbele el volumen a la música satánica
Súbele el volumen a la música satánica
Vamos a quemarnos en el fuego con el diablo
Residente el máximo exponente del pecado

Siento un dolor
Muy dentro de mi corazón
Si amarte es un pecado
Yo me quemo pues
En el infierno junto a vos
Mi pobre hija
Se van a quemar juntos en el infierno


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Tango del Pecado Lyrics as written by Eduardo Cabra Rene Perez

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    Translation of the chorus for non latinos x)


    ---Tres vueltas de carnero 3 sheepy rounds ---Y flap! Te fuiste por el agujero And flap! You went through the hole ---Todos los groseros All vulgar people ---A bailar encima de lava volcánica Go and dance above the volcanic lava ---Súbele el volumen a la música satánica Turn up the volume of satanic music ---Súbele el volumen a la música satánica Turn up the volume of satanic music ---Vamos a quemarnos en el fuego con el diablo Let's burn ourselves in the fire with the devil ---residente el maximo exponente del pecado the resident, the maxium exponent of the sin

    Cheesecakieon April 11, 2007   Link

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