Ofertorio
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Ofertorio
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Todos te presentamos
Confiando en tu amistad
Nuestro esfuerzo, nuestro sudor
Nuestro diario trabajar
Queremos ver convertidos
Nuestras luchas y el dolor
En tu vida y en tu valor
Derrotando al opresor
Mira las esperanzas de este pueblo que hoy te llama
Mira los sufrimientos de los pobres que te buscan
Atiende el clamor de tu pueblo que está viviendo en la opresión
Queremos resucitar en tu vino y en tu pan
Somos un pueblo hambriento que camina en tierra ajena
Solamente son nuestras la miseria, y las cadenas
Líbranos del egoísmo, la esclavitud y la opresión
Queremos saciar en Tí nuestra sed de salvación
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Guillermo Cuellar performs "Ofertorio", and this lyric page sits inside the Guillermo Cuellar catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Canto Comunión and Canto Interleccional with a short reason for opening each page next.
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