O Holy Higth (part. Carlos Rivera)
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O Holy Higth (part. Carlos Rivera)
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Oh, noche santa
De estrellas refulgentes
Esta es la noche
En que El Salvador nació
Tanto esperó
El mundo en su pecado
Hasta que Dios
Derramó su inmenso amor
Un canto de esperanza
Al mundo regocija
Por el que ilumina
Una nueva mañana
Oh, on your knees
Oh, hear the angels’ voices
Oh night divine, o night
When Christ was born
Led by the light of faith
Serenely beaming
It is the night of
Our dear savior’s birth
So led by the light
Of a star sweetly gleaming
Wise men from orient land
A thrill of hope
The weary world rejoices
For yonder breaks
A new glorious morn
Fall on your knees
Oh, hear the angels’ voices
Oh, night divine
Oh, night when Christ was born
Oh, noche divina, Cristo nació
Cristo nació
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