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Artist: Hinos de Países
Canonical path: /hinos-de-paises/hino-do-senegal
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Hino do Senegal
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Hino do Senegal
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Pincez tous vos koras, frappez les balafons
Le lion a rugi
Le dompteur de la brousse
D'un bond s'est élancé
Dissipant les ténèbres
Soleil sur nos terreurs,soleil sur notre espoir
Debout, frères, voici l'Afrique rassemblée
fibres de mon coeur vert
Épaule contre épaule, mes plus que frères
O Sénégalais, debout!
Unissons la mer et les sources, unissons la steppe et la forêt!
Salut Afrique mère, salut Afrique mère
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