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Artist: Quilapayún
Canonical path: /quilapayun/la-batea-i
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La Batea I
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La Batea I
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Mira la batea, como se menea
como se menea el agua en la batea.
El gobierno va marchando, qué felicidad,
la derecha conspirando, qué barbaridad,
va marchando, conspirando,
pero el pueblo ya conoce la verdad.
Por el paso de Uspallata, qué barbaridad,
el momiaje ya se escapa, qué felicidad,
En Uspallata hacen nata,
que se vayan y no vuelvan nunca más.
Ya perdieron la cordura, qué barbaridad,
sabotear la agricultura, qué fatalidad,
que chuecura las verduras
los culpables son de Patria y Libertad.
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Quilapayún performs "La Batea I", and this lyric page sits inside the Quilapayún catalog on LyroVerse.
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