Atahualpa Yupanqui
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Soledad Jujuy 1941

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Atahualpa Yupanqui Canonical path: /atahualpa-yupanqui/soledad-jujuy-1941 Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Soledad Jujuy 1941

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Cuando me vaya lejos, por caminos de piedra

Buscando de las cumbres la mejor claridad

Con un recuerdo antiguo y una esperanza nueva

Formaré las canciones para mi soledad

Cuando me vaya lejos, por tierras arribeñas

Y me fatigue el áspero camino del breñal

En el viento que pasa y en la estrella que sueña

Aprenderé canciones para mi soledad

Y si muero en las sendas, manos desconocidas

Humildemente juntas sus rezos dejarán

Y algún arriero kolla, señor de lejanías

¡Cantará sus bagualas para mi soledad!

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