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Latenoamérica

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: San Alejo Canonical path: /san-alejo/latenoamerica Related lyric paths: 6
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Latenoamérica

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Nos dieron la vida

El arma suicida

Menos corazón parece ser la salida

Las drogas, las balas en la población

Solo le dan trabajo a la prostitución

Y que me dices de tu instinto animal

Las matanzas, las trampas

Ya son cosa normal

Es la política

Política analítica de enfermedad

Política, política analítica de enfermedad

Siembran la mina

Bomba asesina

Mutilando a su paso: sueños, vidas

Sangre en la tele: publicidad que vende

Países vecinos que ahora se dan muerte

Late latinoamérica late

Late late latinoamérica late

Qué pasa en la gente que el amor

No late no late en su corazón

Qué es lo que pasa en la gente

Que el amor no late no late

En su corazón

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