Padre Nuestro
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Padre Nuestro
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Padre nuestro, que estás aquí
Junto a tus hijos sedientos de ti
Padre nuestro, que en el cielo estás
Con los hermanos que partieron
Y ahora comparten tu gloria y majestad
Santificado sea tu nombre
Gloriosa y santa sea tu voluntad
Venga tu reino, venga tu gloria, señor
Y danos hoy nuestro pan de salvación
Padre nuestro, rico en bondad
Perdona nuestras ofensas
Como nosotros perdonamos a los demás
Padre nuestro, nunca nos dejes caer
Protegemos del maligno
Del enemigo que nos tiente
Santificado sea tu nombre
Gloriosa y santa sea tu voluntad
Venga tu reino, venga tu gloria, señor
Y danos hoy nuestro pan de salvación
Santificado sea tu nombre
Gloriosa y santa sea tu voluntad
Venga tu reino, venga tu gloria, señor
Y danos hoy nuestro pan de salvación
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Who performs "Padre Nuestro"?
Carlos Loaiza performs "Padre Nuestro", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Loaiza catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Ti Acudimos and Alégrate, Hermano with a short reason for opening each page next.
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