Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Victor Jara
Canonical path: /victor-jara/camilo-torres
Related lyric paths: 6
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Camilo Torres
Read Camilo Torres lyrics by Victor Jara on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Camilo Torres
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Donde cayó Camilo
nació una cruz,
pero no de madera
sino de luz.
Lo mataron cuando iba
por su fusil,
Camilo Torres muere
para vivir.
Cuentan que tras la bala
se oyó una voz.
Era Dios que gritaba:
¡Revolución!
A revisar la sotana,
mi general,
que en la guerrilla cabe
un sacristán.
Lo clavaron con balas
en una cruz,
lo llamaron bandido
como a Jesús.
Y cuando ellos bajaron
por su fusil,
se encontraron que el pueblo
tiene cien mil.
Cien mil Camilos prontos
a combatir,
Camilo Torres muere
para vivir.
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Victor Jara performs "Camilo Torres", and this lyric page sits inside the Victor Jara catalog on LyroVerse.
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