Canción a Magdalena
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Canción a Magdalena
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(Canción ganadora del XI Festival de la Canción de Viña del Mar (1970).)
Y Magdalena vendrá
caminando del cerro hacia el mar
mientras su pueblo dormido
sueña volverla a encontrar.
Y Magdalena vendrá
ya la tarde se llena de sol
mientras los campos floridos
van saludando su voz.
Hoy ya se oyen los clarines,
van anunciando por fin:
es Magdalena que viene
caminando muy cerca del Tacuil.*
Hoy la ciudad amanece,
va despertando al amor,
pues Magdalena aparece
inundando las calles de color.
* La estrofa hace referencia a la zamba "La Felipe Varela" de José Ríos y José Juan Botelli.
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