Yara India
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Yara India
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Yara was a Venezuelan indigenous princess who was born
In a tribe long ago, she tells the story of her who
When she was born she had green eyes and for the shaman of
The tribe this was a bad omen
He prophesied that that girl, she would bring many evils to his people
The cacique, that is, the head of the tribe that was her father, to avoid
That Yara was sacrificed, he hid her in a cave, guarded
By various Indian warriors
Yara was a Venezuelan indigenous princess who was born
In a tribe long ago, she tells the story of her who
When she was born she had green eyes and for the shaman of
The tribe this was a bad omen
The goddess grew and became a beautiful woman, full of love
And kindness, as well as many virtues. One day for strangers
Circumstances of life, the Indians who guarded her stayed
Asleep and Yara took the opportunity to go out to explore the different
Places of that magical mountain
Yara was a Venezuelan indigenous princess who was born
In a tribe long ago, she tells the story of her who
When she was born she had green eyes and for the shaman of
The tribe this was a bad omen
She came to a well of deep and mysterious water, she looked at herself in
The surface of her, being impressed with the brightness of her green
Eyes, however, it was not her eyes that she saw, but the eyes of the
Lord of the waters, who fell in love with her immediately
And he dragged her into the depths to make her his woman
Yara was a Venezuelan indigenous princess who was born
In a tribe long ago, she tells the story of her who
When she was born she had green eyes and for the shaman of
The tribe this was a bad omen
Her father and the Indians who guarded her searched for her day and night
Until they found her, and they took her from that God of the waters
Who, enraged, made rivers and streams overflow, flooding several
Populations of the region, which caused the death of many people
Yara was a Venezuelan indigenous princess who was born
In a tribe long ago, she tells the story of her who
When she was born she had green eyes and for the shaman of
The tribe this was a bad omen
Yara then spoke with her father to return to her husband and avoid
Let tragedies keep happening, thus she became
The goddess of the waters, currently worshiped by many followers in
Venezuela and other Latin American countries. Take our dear goddess
Venezuelan Yara and ask her to bless you with the greatest of
Success in all aspects of your life
Yara was a Venezuelan indigenous princess who was born
In a tribe long ago, she tells the story of her who
When she was born she had green eyes and for the shaman of
The tribe this was a bad omen
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