Vidalay Del Montonero
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Vidalay Del Montonero
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(Canción VI de "El sueño americano")
(canta Patricio Manns con Voces Andinas*)
En la luz de la fogata
brillan tus ojos mirando
y en el árbol el chubasco
tu llanto me va dejando.
Por toda América rueda
la guerra en carro impaciente
y en la noche de la sierra
yo temo por mis ausentes.
Noche de los montoneros,
plácida con sangre y sombra,
noche de labios heridos
por la lluvia azul que nombra.
Quién sabe si la mañana
vendrá de la cordillera.
Quién sabe si los fusiles
me dejarán que te tenga.
*Voces Andinas: Jaime Garat, José Ortega, Rolando Jaque y Víctor Ibarra
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