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Ring Around the Rosie

Ring Around the Rosie

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October 18, 2010, 07:32 AM

JPablo

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Ring Around the Rosie

This is the title of a nursery rhyme, right?

Is there a good and/or authoritative translation of the lyrics into Spanish?

Otherwise, sounds to me like "El corro de la patata"?

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