In caló it means Goddess. Part of the trunk of the toná, so it is a song without guitar. Its melody requires a more abrupt melismatic ornamentation than that of the group's other songs.. There are multiple theories about the origins that explain it.. The oldest of them claims that it is the creation of a singer called Blas Barea., because at the end of the couplets it was always said “unlock the bar”. However, It is believed that this version disappeared and what we know today as debla is a song that Tomás Pavón rescued from the cellar of the gypsies of Triana, something that led him to antagonize other singers of his ethnic group., as Juan Talega.
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