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El Abandonado

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Me abandonastes, mujer, porque soy muy pobre
Y la desgracia es ser hombre apasionado

Pues qué he de hacer
Si yo soy el abanonado
Pues qué he de hacer
Será por el amor de Dios

Tres vicios tengo, los tres tengo adaptos
El ser borracho, jugador, y enamorado

Pues qué he de hacer
Si yo soy el abanonado
Pues qué he de hacer
Será por el amor de Dios

Pero ando ingrato so con mi amor no quedo
Tal vez otro hombre con su amor se habrá jugado

Pues qué he de hacer
Si yo soy el abanonado
Pues qué he de hacer
Será por el amor de Dios

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Jorge Negrete
Jorge Alberto Negrete Moreno (November 30, 1911 – December 5, 1953) is considered one of the most popular Mexican singers and actors of all time.

Negrete was born in Guanajuato where he was raised together with his brother and three sisters: David, Consuelo, Emilia and Teresa, and also lived in San Luis Potosí. He graduated with the rank of sub-lieutenant from El Colegio Militar, Mexico's military academy.

Handsome, with a very strong will and a trained, fascinating voice, he is still a top idol in Mexico and Latin America, more than 50 years after his death. His recording of México Lindo y Querido (Beautiful and Beloved México), his country's unofficial anthem, is the best known recording of the song. His career is often compared to that of Pedro Infante, the best known and most popular Mexican actor of the time. The public rivalry didn't carry over to their private lives, as they were close friends until Negrete's death.

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Pedro Vargas
Pedro Vargas (April 29, 1904 - October 30, 1989) was one of the most famous singers of 20th-century in Mexico.

A native of San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Vargas was a classically-trained tenor who originally sang opera but gained fame with his renditions of popular songs. He made many musical guest appearances in films from 1936 onward, but also had more substantial acting roles in a few pictures, achieving over 70 screen credits in total.

In 1942, Vargas performed at the White House for President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, one of many honors he received during his long career. He also performed in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Puerto Rico, Uruguay and Venezuela.

Vargas died in Mexico City, Mexico at age 85.

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