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Artist: Quilapayún
Canonical path: /quilapayun/padre-hermano-y-camarada
Related lyric paths: 6
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Padre, Hermano Y Camarada
Read Padre, Hermano Y Camarada lyrics by Quilapayún on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Padre, Hermano Y Camarada
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Recabarren, vino del norte
padre, hermano, camarada.
Vino a abrir los horizontes
y a encender la llamarada
para que se alzaran las frentes
por años y años humilladas.
Vino a cavar banderas rojas
entre los hombres explotados
puso palabras en las bocas
por siglos y siglos calladas.
Sudor en la mina
huelga y represión
así era esta guerra
guerra del carbón.
Abajo en tinieblas
cavar y sufrir
que dura es la vida
que vive el apir.
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