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Artist: La Pestilencia
Canonical path: /la-pestilencia/desnutricion-en-somalia
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Desnutricion En Somalia
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Desnutricion En Somalia
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El tercer mundo
Esta llorando
Somalia sin comida
Naciones peleando
Racismo y apartheid
Mueren negros y blancos
Què mas le puedo pedir
A la raza humana
Infectada, amante del dolor
Perdida ya su razon
La tierra agoniza
Ultimada la vida
Miles de años son suficientes
Para destruir nuestras mentes
Vivimos para nuestra necesidad
Sin pensar actuamos
Y no respetamos lo natural
Cuando vamos a actuar
Salvèmonos ya
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