La Aldea Yumuri
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La Aldea Yumuri
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Gentes de ojos inmensos
Y pies que caminan descalzos,
Cuentan la historia de un pueblo
Que se vió sometido a un amo.
Tras siglos cambiando de manos,
Y una revolución,
Sobreviven en sus palapas
Con pargo, sonrisas y arroz.
Luminarias voladoras
Alumbran el acantilado.
Bajo las aguas del río
Se escucha un sonido extraño.
Son los gritos de los indios
De la aldea Yumurí,
Que se arrojaron al río,
Que prefirieron morir.
Cuentan que aquel pueblo incendiario
Murió en un acantilado,
Y que un río de aguas oscuras
Acogió su grito airado.
Yumuri Yumuri ....
Dicen las aguas del río
Yumuri Yumuri ....
Pero no me harás esclavo
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