Flores argentinas

Song Cycle by Carlos Guastavino (1912 - 2000)

1. Cortadero, plumerito
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Cortadera, plumerito
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2. El clavel del aire blanco

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3. Campanilla, ¿adónde vas?

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4. El vinagrillo morado

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5. ¡Qué linda la madreselva!

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6. Las flores del macachín

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7. Las achiras coloradas

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8. Jazmín del país : ¡qué lindo...!
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Jazmín del país: ¡qué lindo
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  • by León Benarós (1915 - 2012), "Jazmín del país: ¡qué lindo!", copyright ©

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9. Aromito, flor de tusca

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10. La flor de aguapé

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11. Ay, aljaba, flor de chilco

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12. Ceibo, ceibo, zuiñandí

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Total word count: 128