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Artist: Guillermo Portabales
Canonical path: /guillermo-portabales/lamento-cubano
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Lamento Cubano
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Lamento Cubano
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¡Oh! Cuba hermosa, primorosa,
¿Por qué sufres hoy
Tanto quebranto?
¡Oh! Patria mía,
¡Quién diría
Que tu cielo azul
Nublara el llanto!
¡Oh! En el susurro del palmar
Se oye el eco resonar
De una voz de dolor
Que al amor llama…
¡Oh! Al contemplar
Tu ardiente sol,
Tus campos llenos de verdor,
Pienso en el tiempo aquel
Que se fue cuba…
¡Oh! Cuba hermosa, primorosa,
¿Por qué sufres hoy
Tanto quebranto?
¡Oh! Patria mía,
¡Quién diría
Que tu cielo azul
Nublara el llanto!
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