Diamantino
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Diamantino
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Que se apaguen los firmamentos
y los cielos que se nublen,
que se cubran de rayos y truenos
y las aguas que se turbien.
Que revienten las azucenas
que lo manda un dios terrible,
que está el pueblo llorando de pena
por un hombre bueno y libre.
De la mar vendrán los vientos
que abrirán los temporales,
las semillas de los nuevos tiempos
llega con los vendavales.
En el tiempo de los gigantes
de la lucha por el hombre
tú llegabas con la verdiblanca
por la causa de los pobres.
Levantando por los caminos
Diamantino el horizonte,
la esperanza de los campesinos
dentro de los corazones.
De la mar vendrán los vientos
que abrirán los temporales,
las semillas de los nuevos tiempos
llega con los vendavales,
las semillas de los nuevos tiempos
llega con los vendavales.
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Carlos Cano performs "Diamantino", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Cano catalog on LyroVerse.
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