Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Quilapayún
Canonical path: /quilapayun/latinafrica
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Latináfrica
Read Latináfrica lyrics by Quilapayún on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Latináfrica
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Oigo el rumor
de cajones y tambores,
de mar a mar,
por los ríos interiores;
viene del Sur y del golfo allá en el Norte,
su repicar,
su llamado al horizonte.
Quiero escuchar
el sonido de los bosques
y despertar
en la libertad del monte;
reconocer,
en el suelo americano,
la claridad
del camino más lejano.
Amar
la luz nueva de este mundo
amor
que decide verso y rumbo.
Blanca la flor
que despierta en nuestro día,
Negra la voz que ilumina la alegría,
Indio el color
que asegura el sentimiento
de la verdad
que Mestizo es nuestro tiempo.
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Quilapayún performs "Latináfrica", and this lyric page sits inside the Quilapayún catalog on LyroVerse.
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