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Eres Mi Religion - Zucchero



     
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Iba caminando por las calles empapadas en olvido
Iba por los parques con fantasmas y con ángeles caídos
Iba sin luz, iba sin sol
Iba sin un sentido, iba muriéndome
Iba volando sobre el mar
Con las alas rotas
Ay amor apareciste en mi vida
Y me curaste las heridas
Ay amor eres mi luna, eres mi sol
Eres mi pan de cada día
Apareciste con tu luz
No, nunca te vayas
Oh, no te vayas, no
Tú eres la gloria de los dos
Hasta la muerte

En un mundo de ilusión
Yo estaba desahuciado
Yo estaba abandonado
Vivía sin sentido
Pero llegaste tú
Ay, amor tú eres mi religión
Tú eres luz, tú eres mi sol
Abre el corazón, abre el corazón
Hace tanto tiempo corazón
Vivía en el dolor, en el olvido
Ay, amor eres mi bendición, mi religión
Eres mi sol que cura el frío
Apareciste con tu luz
No, no, no me abandones
No, nunca mi amor
Gloria de los dos
Tú eres sol, tu eres mi todo
Toda tú eres bendición
En un mundo de ilusión
Yo estaba desahuciado
Yo estaba abandonado
Vivía sin sentido, pero llegaste tú
Ay, amor tú eres mi religión
Tú eres luz, tú eres mi sol
Abre el corazón, abre el corazón
Ay, amor tú eres mi bendición
Tú eres luz, tú eres mi sol
Abre el corazón, abre abre el corazón
Viviré siempre a tu lado con tu luz
Oh, oh, oh
Moriré estando a tu lado
Eres gloria y bendición
Oh, oh, oh
Eres tu mi bendición
Eres tú mi religión
Oh, oh, oh
Eres tú mi eternidad
Y hasta eres salvación
Oh, oh, oh
No tenia nada
Y hoy te tengo con la gloria
Con la gloria, con la gloria
Amor, amor, amor, amor, amor
Eres tú mi bendición
Eres mi luz, eres mi sol
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written by OLVERA SIERRA, JOSE FERNANDO EMILIO
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Zucchero (Italian for "sugar") is an Italian rock singer. He was born Adelmo Fornaciari on September 25, 1955 in the Italian province Reggio Emilia, Italy and has since become one of the most famous Italian singers.

He is probably best known internationally for the song Senza Una Donna, which is a duet with Paul Young and hit number 4 in the latter's native United Kingdom, where Zucchero has generally made little commercial impact, in 1991. He commenced his musical career in 1970 with his first single in 1976, and his first album in 1983. His music, in Italian, Spanish and in English, is largely inspired by gospel, blues and rock music, and alternates between syrupy ballads and more rhythmic boogie-like pieces. He sang several duets, in public or on disc, with Joe Cocker, Miles Davis, Paul Young, Andrea Bocelli, Sting, Luciano Pavarotti, Tom Jones, and Johnny Hallyday.

European hit singles include Il Volo (English version: My love), Cosi Celeste, Baila (sexy thing), Diamante (featuring soul singer Randy Crawford), and Wonderful World (with Eric Clapton). Zucchero's 2004 album ZU & Co features duets with Miles Davis, Paul Young, Sheryl Crow, The Cranberries's Dolores O'Riordan, B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, Maná, Brian May, and Sting. It has sold millions of copies throughout Europe and the world and entered the Billboard 200 charts after its release in the U.S. in the summer of 2005.

In July 2005, Zucchero took part in the Live 8 concerts in both Rome and Paris. In July 2006 Zucchero's new single 'Bacco Perbacco' was released. A new studio album, produced by Don Was will be released in September.

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