Zamba de Orán
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Zamba de Orán
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Flor de los Lapachales
arden la selva en el sol,
y el tigre vuelve en la selva
penas de tu corazón.
Tierra de las maderas,
sangre de aloja y tambor,
los indios mueren bailando
lunas de azúcar y alcohol.
Te canto tierra mía
la sombra del petróleo,
dormida bajo el Bermejo
queman los Chacos de Orán.
Cierran los guayacanes
alma de lluvia y carbón,
tus ojos donde la muerte
sueña con la quemazón.
Polen de las cenizas,
cañaverales en flor
y un toro ciego de polen
brama tu siesta de amor.
Te canto tierra mía
la sombra del petróleo,
dormida bajo el Bermejo
queman los Chacos de Orán.
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