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Angola

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Quilapayún Canonical path: /quilapayun/angola Related lyric paths: 6
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Angola

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Por los pueblos que luchan

por la independencia

muy seguro va,

Angola.

Tras el ejemplo heroico

de Cuba y de Vietnam,

los pueblos oprimidos

rompen sus cadenas.

Que viva Angola libre

que viva el MPLA,

triunfó la independencia

y la libertad.

Y fueron cinco siglos

bajo el cautiverio,

reyes y dictadores

que no volverán.

Que viva Angola libre,

que viva el MPLA

triunfó la independencia

y la libertad.

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