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Talonario de Aquiles
03:09
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Habla
Y se expresa sin dificultad
Demostrando un lado elegante
Y cierra
Los ojos antes de abarcar
La distancia más alucinante
Que se haya visto en Portugal
O en Hawai
En la India o el Senegal
Côte d’Ivoire
Entiende que
No era algo tan particular
El secreto estaba en el alcance
Ríe
Y destila su temeridad
Persiguiendo el mejor balance
Que se haya visto en Kurdistán
O en Hawai
En Oporto o Gibraltar
Côte d’Ivoire
Su voz armónica
Habla en el idioma
Del talonario de Aquiles
Devocionarios de anaquel
Su alma heroica
Nada en el final
Del talonario de Aquiles
Del más rotundo desamor
(M&L: Ahmed Moussa)
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perapertú Madrid, Spain
Juanma Sánchez: bajo / Marcos Morán: batería / Ahmed Moussa: guits, teclados, voz
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