La Hoguera
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La Hoguera
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Escucha el grito de los
que nacen para el trabajo como animales,
madre. Madre, deje
de dar su cuerpo a padre como animales.
Escucha el grito de los que yacen
injustamente tirados por la calle como animales, madre.
éle madre, abrace bien a padre
Pronto madre, que venga alguien que nos salve.
Yo quiero decir, que algo pasa aquí por el Sur:
mucho sol y sol y poca luz.
Morir por algo sí, pero lentamente.
Y en libertad morir por algo.
Día a día morir por vida.
Madre ¿por qué se calla?
Quiero decirle que algo pasa.
¿Por qué se calla, padre?
¿Por qué no grita fuego? Yo quiero decir,
que algo pasa aquí por el Sur:
mucho sol y sol y poca luz.
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Who performs "La Hoguera"?
Carlos Cano performs "La Hoguera", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Cano catalog on LyroVerse.
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