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Artist: Quilapayún
Canonical path: /quilapayun/las-claves-cancion-2
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Las Claves: Canción 2
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Las Claves: Canción 2
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Hondo desierto y salar
serás Tarapatá.
Sol de los cerros vendrá
buscando el ancho mar.
En el dormido arenal
tus hombres sufrirán.
Dales tu oscuro metal
por él renacerán.
Como una canción en el viento irá
el amanecer de la libertad.
Desde tu entraña saldrá
el rico mineral,
pronto con golpe mortal
te lo arrebatarán.
Todo tu esfuerzo será
riqueza hecha cal,
luego tu Patria será
dolor, mortaja y sal.
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Quilapayún performs "Las Claves: Canción 2", and this lyric page sits inside the Quilapayún catalog on LyroVerse.
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