El Payaso Vinagre
"Se fue mi gente acá estoy yo"
Uruguayan murga Mi Vieja Mula builds upon the character of the payaso vinagre, an old murguista grappling with the fact that he is now outdated.
"Se fue mi gente acá estoy yo"
Uruguayan murga Mi Vieja Mula builds upon the character of the payaso vinagre, an old murguista grappling with the fact that he is now outdated.
Mi Vieja Mula
Murga
Uruguayan murga Mi Vieja Mula builds upon the character of the payaso vinagre, an old murguista grappling with the fact that he is now outdated.
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