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Bendita
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"Bendita"
Las manos de un angel
Y el fuego de un gran abismo
Quisieron buscarte
Y vieron que ya no eras lo mismo
Quiso enamorarse
Sus senos abrazaban humo
Hoy vino a buscarme
Gimiendo con su manto azul
Deseos de un vicio de fuego
Alumbra mis ojos con tu luz
Bendice mis ojos con tu luz
"Blessed"
The hands of an angel
And the fire of a great abyss
They tried to find you
But noticed you were no longer the same
She wanted to fall in love
Her breasts hugged smoke
Today she came looking for me
Moaning with her blue cloak
Desires for a vice of fire
Light my eyes with your light
Bless my eyes with your light
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"Bendita"
Las manos de un angel
Y el fuego de un gran abismo
Quisieron buscarte
Y vieron que ya no eras lo mismo
Quiso enamorarse
Sus senos abrazaban humo
Hoy vino a buscarme
Gimiendo con su manto azul
Deseos de un vicio de fuego
Alumbra mis ojos con tu luz
Bendice mis ojos con tu luz
"Blessed"
The hands of an angel
And the fire of a great abyss
They tried to find you
But noticed you were no longer the same
She wanted to fall in love
Her breasts hugged smoke
Today she came looking for me
Moaning with her blue cloak
Desires for a vice of fire
Light my eyes with your light
Bless my eyes with your light
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Amore Ad Lunam Arecibo, Puerto Rico
Amore Ad Lunam is a "Gothic Metal Tribe" emerged from the island of Puerto Rico, lead by the baritone singer-songwriter
Malcolm Báez.
Their shamanic, melancholic yet addictive sound consists of powerful riffs, melodic lead guitars, resonant keyboards and the drums have classic rhythmic variations. The vocals are deep mixed with dramatic and razor-breaking choirs.
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