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Artist: Quilapayún
Canonical path: /quilapayun/el-pueblo
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El Pueblo
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El Pueblo
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Al pueblo sólo le falta
la tierra pa' trabajar.
El pueblo la está sembrando
y él tiene que cosechar.
Que al pueblo le faltan fuerzas:
lo que le falta es el pan,
tendrá la tierra y el vino
y todos podrán cantar.
Pueblo por pueblo, te he visto,
tierra te quiero, carbón.
Abran las puertas del tiempo
que el pueblo va sin temor.
Mucho tiempo hace que espero
ver mi tierra florecer
que se termine tu invierno
tu verano va a nacer.
Vamos de la mano juntos
denle una mano al cantor
ya la guitarra no suena
la mano se le durmió.
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