Текст песни Borracho de besos

Borracho de besos
Borracho de amor
Me tienes ya loco, de tanta pasión
Me embriagan tus besos
Me embriaga tu amor
No sé qué le pasa
No sé qué le has hecho a mi corazón Borracho de besos
Borracho de ti
Entre más me besas, más quiero de ti
Me gusta tu forma de hacer el amorLa Fiebre - Borracho de besos - http://ru.motolyrics.com/la-fiebre/borracho-de-besos-lyrics.html
Por eso te quiero
Por eso te adoro con loca pasión Me tienes loco por tu amor
Me envenenaste el corazón
Que ya no se
Que voy hacer, si perdería tu querer
Me tienes loco por tu amor
Me has llenado de pasión
Que ya no sé qué voy hacer
Si dejas de ser mi mujer (Repetir todo) Submitter's comments:  In 1986 a small band from Pasadena Texas without a name, would begin to attract the attention of Tejano music listeners. After suffering from several fevers due to trying to develop a name for themselves, the group finally settled on the name La Fiebre,"[1] which translates to "The Fever" in English. The original band members consisted of Ricardo Garza jr.,Pedro Ananis Espinoza, Rudy Rocha, Joe Angel Reynosa, Luis Ayala, Juan Manuel "Johnny" Tristan, and Eric Jimenez. In 1987 the group recorded their very first album under their own label and titled it Contagious. This album gave them their first two charted songs, "Vestida De Color De Rosa" and "Por Tu Culpa". Their later album, On The Rise produced in 1991 gave the group their first smash hit, "Borracho De Besos". The album became platinum and sold over 100,000 copies in the United States and was on the Billboard magazine chart for several weeks. In 1996 the group began to part ways. Eric Jimenez was the first to leave the group in order to write and produce for other artists. In February of 1997 La Fiebre left EMI Latin records and signed on with Freddie Records.[2] Shortly after the release of their album, Fenomenal Luis Ayala left the group for personal reasons. In 1998 La Fiebre received a Grammy nomination in the category of Best Tejano Album for their album Fiebre Live En Concierto. The album was recorded at the Freddy Fest that took place in Corpus Christi, Texas and at a concert held in San Antonio, Texas.