Lyrics by Parchís

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1. Cumpleaños Feliz
2. Erase Una Vez... El Hombre
3. Twist Del Colegio
4. Mortadelo Y Filemón
5. Auxilio, Socorro, Auxilio
6. La Cancion de Parchis
7. Ella es mi chica ideal
8. En La Armada
9. Tu Nombre
10. Cinco Amigos de Verdad
11. Marinero Marinero
12. Parchis Chis Chis
13. Querido Profesor
14. Arriba, Abajo
15. Un Rayo de Sol
16. Don Diablo
17. El ritmo loco de parchis
18. Ganador
19. Gotitas de amor
20. La Batalla de Los Planetas
21. Superman
22. Animales
23. Arre Borriquito
24. Ayúdale (Dios Mío Ayúdale)
25. Corazón de Plomo
26. Fin de Curso
27. Gloria
28. Hola, Amigos
29. Los Peces En El Rio
30. Me Gustas Mucho
31. Vamos a Ganar
32. A Belén Pastorcillos
33. Canta y Baila
34. Cantando Aventuras (pot-pourri)
35. Comando G
36. Demasiado cielo
37. Hasta la vista
38. Hasta Luego Cocodrilo
39. juego de colores
40. La Magia Del Circo
41. La Plaga
42. Me Vas a Volver Loco
43. No Pongas El Cassette
44. Otro Curso
45. Parchis y el mago
46. Popurrí
47. Pregúntale a Juan
48. Ra Ta Ta Ta
49. Safari En La Ciudad
50. Vamos a cantar

Parchís is a Spanish board game of the original from the Cross and Circle family. It is an adaptation of the Indian game Pachisi. Parchís was a very popular game in Spain at one point as well as in Europe and north Morocco - specifically Tangiers and Tetouan, and it is still popular especially among adults and seniors. Since it uses dice, Parchís is not usually regarded as an abstract strategy game like checkers or chess. It does not depend entirely on luck either, since the four pawns under a player's command demand some sort of strategy. Parchís is license-free in Spain, so in stores it is just as easy to find as a deck of cards, and is usually cheaper. Although the original game allows up to four players (that is, the board counts four colors: yellow, blue, red and green), six-player versions are not hard to find (adding orange and purple, in that order), and eight-player boards can be found in big toy stores. Traditionally, each player has a cubilete (dice cup) to shake and toss the dice. This does not affect the course of the game itself, but most habitual players find it imperative. On the reverse of the board it is usual to find a board for the Game of the Goose. The game can now be played on mobile. Certain apps offer real time multiplayer gameplay where you can play with real opponents across the world.

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