Movil Oil Special
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Movil Oil Special
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Los estudiantes chilenos
y latinoamericanos
se tomaron de las manos
matatiretirundín.
En este hermoso jardín
a momios y dinosaurios
los jóvenes revolucionaurios
han dicho basta por fin.
¡Basta!
Que viene el guanaco
y detrás los pacos
la bomba adelante
la paralizante
también la purgante,
y la hilarante.
¡Ay qué son cargantes
estos vigilantes!
El joven secundario
y el universitario,
con el joven proletario,
quieren revolución.
En la Universidad
se lucha por la reforma
para poner en la horma
al beato y al nacional.
Somos los reformistas,
los revolucionarios,
los antiimperialistas,
de la Universidad.
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