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When I lived down in San Antonio I always heard the mariachi players in restraunts play a song I really liked. I don't remember any of the words other than I yi yi yi.
Got any ideas. I know it when I hear it played.

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When I lived down in San Antonio I always heard the mariachi players in restraunts play a song I really liked. I don't remember any of the words other than I yi yi yi.
Got any ideas. I know it when I hear it played.
G..G7....C - Am
Ay yi yi yi
..D7...........G
Cantan, no llores
..............................D7
Porque cantando se allegran Cielito Lindo
.............G
Los corazones!

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