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Artist: Tango Jorge
Canonical path: /tango-jorge/marchan-los-trabajadores
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Marchan Los Trabajadores
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Marchan Los Trabajadores
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Marchan los trabajadores,
hacia la Plaza de Mayo.
Llevan pancartas que piden,
la confesión de los traidores.
Sólo piden que los salven,
de ésta miseria espantosa,
piden plata y sólo sueñan
con un destino mejor.
Cómo podrán hacer que vuelvan, tantas ilusiones perdidas,
éstos dementes que gobiernan, porque nosotros los pusimos.
Marchan los trabajadores,
bajo una lluvia de otoño,
ya no los van a pisotear
Esto que pasa es terrible,
todo se va para la mierda.
Ellos arman su jueguito
y a todos pagando dejan.
Sólo pido el derecho,
de estudiar y laburar,
Ellos me piden el voto,
roban y se van de acá
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