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Artist: VII Batallón de la Muerte
Canonical path: /vii-batallon-la-muerte/el-libertador
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El Libertador
El Libertador lyrics by VII Batallón de la Muerte. Rugió el viento al morder la espada del Libertador. Su hoja de acero atravesó el pecho del vil invasor....
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El Libertador
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Rugió el viento al morder la espada del Libertador.
Su hoja de acero atravesó el pecho del vil invasor.
Crujió la tierra al morder las huellas de su Ejército.
Sus tropas avanzaron con coraje y con honor.
El General Don José de San Martín
fue El Libertador que luchó por ti.
A la historia de la Patria su sable la escribió.
Y su temple, alto guerrero, el espíritu forjó.
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