Madrid
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Quotations on Madrid, the capital city of Spain (1561 - present).
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- Halfway between heaven and hell.
- Joaquín Sabina, singer and writer.
- I've cried in Venetia, I've been lost in Manhattan, I've grown up in La Havana, I've been an outcast in Paris, Mexico torments me, Buenos Aires kills me, but there's always a train that goes to Madrid.
- Joaquín Sabina, singer and writer.
- Even if the summer dies and winter is in a hurry; spring knows I'll be waiting in Madrid
- Joaquín Sabina, singer and writer.
- Let's say I talk about Madrid
- Joaquín Sabina, singer and writer.
- And I'm just dialing 3692230 like and idiot just to hear your answering machine say you left Madrid.
- Joaquín Sabina, singer and writer.
- I get down in Atocha, I stay in Madrid.
- Joaquín Sabina, singer and writer
- Where there are crossroads and you can't conceive the sea; where the fugitive always returns, let's say I'm talking about Madrid
- Antonio Flores, singer and writer.
- Girls don't want to be princesses, and boys tend to chase the sea in a Gin glass; let's say I'm talking about Madrid
- Antonio Flores, singer and writer.
- It's funny that Pongamos que hablo de Madrid was so popular to define the place. It was a critic, after all!
- w:Joaquín Sabina, singer and writer.
