Gracias, Fidel
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Gracias, Fidel
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El día primero aquel
Lleno de emoción y ruido
Alguien dijo conmovido y feliz
Gracias fidel
Y el pueblo después de un año repite
Gracias fidel
Y pusieron un cartel
Con la frase mencionada
Repitiendo alborozada y feliz
Gracias fidel
Y empezamos a tener
Leyes revolucionarias
La ley de reforma agraria
Y la ley del alquiler
Y una ley tras otra ley
Leyes para los de abajo
Para el hombre sin trabajo
Muerto de hambre en el batey
Y como el pueblo sincero
Aplaudía entusiasmado
Todos los siquitrillados
Arrancaron el letrero
Que quitaran el cartel
Eso era asunto sabido
Pero el pueblo agradecido repite
Gracias fidel
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Carlos Puebla performs "Gracias, Fidel", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Puebla catalog on LyroVerse.
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