Del Hierro A Madagascar
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Del Hierro A Madagascar
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una lengua comun
un idioma mestizo
un sonida de arena
y de fondo de mar
una sola cancion
para dar a los hijos
a aquellos que han partido
que vienen y van
del campo y de la sierra
de itoiz hasta portugal
del baile y de la siembra
del hierro a madagascar(BIS)
una lengua comun
una casa de todos
una mezcla de lluvia
y mananas de sol
una sola cancion
por que nadie este solo
el verbo compartido
en racimos de voz
del campo y de la sierra
de itoiz hasta portugal
del baile y de la siembra
del hierro a madagascar(BIS)
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