#me parece muy copado como se pueden encontrar estas conexiones entre culturas que no tienen relación aparente

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Here are some Argentinian Folklore songs that remind me of Lucy Gray and The Covey. I've been listening to the tbosas official soundtrack on repeat for weeks, and I feel like these songs fit that kind of vibe, both sound and lyrics wise.

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La Paloma played by Soledad Pastorutti

"And why does she cry so much? Why so sad, the dove? And why not sing instead, so the sorrows evaporate? A melody is enough to cross the waves I can soar alone in flight."

Zamba de amor en vuelo played by Tamara Castro

"Trembling with sky... I saw your eyes cry The night calls for guitar The zamba seeks oblivion And I want to sing to you..."

La ley y la trampa played by Chaqueño Palavecino

"In your mouth, I bit the apple Crimson with desire and temptation But I never imagined that by avoiding the law Into the trap, I would fall."

Adiós que te vaya bien played by Los Manseros Santiagueños and Chaqueño Palavecino

"I am not that one anymore, don't lie anymore (That yesterday's love doesn't exist anymore) The flower from the garden has already withered (A cruel autumn took it away)"

Añoranzas played by Los Manseros Santiagueños

"Tomorrow, when I die, if anyone remembers me Countrymen, I'm going to ask you, if you want to give me the glory May they play to my memory the double that I sing here And let the second come"

Vuelve a sonar played by Flor Paz

"I can pretend to love I can speak my truth The one that floods my veins With the magic of freedom"

Entre a mi pago sin golpear played by Soledad Pastorutti

"Friendship is gold That cannot be bought or sold It's only given When it's felt in the heart It's not something to be used Only when convenient, nothing more"