Madres Latinas
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Madres Latinas
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A parir, madres latinas
A parir más guerrilleros
Ellos sembraran jardines
Donde había basureros
Ay, América Latina
Cómo puedes soportar
Que te maten a tus hombres
Que te quieren libertar
Pobre América violada
Por el sable corrompido
Tus hijos están callendo
Como fénix malheridos
A extranjeros y paisanos
Que nos vengan a explotar
Con las armas en la mano
Les vamos a contestar
De la sierra de Bolivia
De Guerrero a Michoacán
La sangre viene rugiendo
En pos de la libertad
En la fabrica y la iglesia
En campos y universidad
La semilla del rebelde
Ha empezado a germinar
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José de Molina performs "Madres Latinas", and this lyric page sits inside the José de Molina catalog on LyroVerse.
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