Amor incógnito
from Los Andamios UNO by Julián Rossini
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lyrics
Te vas amor,
y el sol no brillará
quedaron los enigmas.
Y al fin, quizás,
el tiempo nos traerá
mas puentes que suspiran.
Y vos te detendrás
el día se abrirá,
montañas dejarán sus gritos.
Hasta el amor será.
Y ahí yo quiero estar,
mirando frente al mar
el sueño llegará despierto.
y el sol no brillará
quedaron los enigmas.
Y al fin, quizás,
el tiempo nos traerá
mas puentes que suspiran.
Y vos te detendrás
el día se abrirá,
montañas dejarán sus gritos.
Hasta el amor será.
Y ahí yo quiero estar,
mirando frente al mar
el sueño llegará despierto.
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from Los Andamios UNO,
released April 27, 2020
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Julián Rossini Buenos Aires, Argentina
Compositor, pianista y productor nacido en la ciudad de Mar del Plata, Argentina, el 2 de marzo de 1989.
Acaba de publicar el primer volumen de la serie "Los Andamios" con música para ensamble de camara y aires porteños.
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Apr 2020 -
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Oct 2018 -
Sep 2018
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