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Artist: Quilapayún
Canonical path: /quilapayun/mi-patria
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mi Patria
Read Mi Patria lyrics by Quilapayún on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mi Patria
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Mi patria era sauces, alerces y nieve,
canelos oscuros, la flor de Pomaire,
doncella de yeso en azul de los cielos,
aromos flotando entre viejos volcanes,
mi patria era sauces, alerces y nieve.
Mi Patria era cantos en rojas guitarras,
nostalgia en la rosa que enciende la tarde,
ardiente torcaza quemando sus alas
dormida en el humo fragante del campo,
mi Patria era cantos en rojas guitarras.
Patria, luz y bandera
de los puños alzados,
volverás a florecer,
volverás a renacer.
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