Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Zendas
Canonical path: /zendas/la-carta-del-indio
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La Carta Del Indio
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La Carta Del Indio
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La Carta Del Indio
El ocaso de nuestro imperio ya pasó
y el hombre blanco de nuestras tierras hizo su hogar
buscando tesoros ha ofendido a Dios
y me ha asesinado a traición
Pero la vida es una lucha,
y no hay que esperar a mañana
hoy debes recuperar, lo que pertenece a ti
tu misión, está será
Coro:
Vencerás, al invasor, que me ha engañado fríamente,
volverás, a la selva que es tu madre,
y nuevamente nuestro imperio estará en pié,
bajo tu mandato y tu poder.
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Zendas performs "La Carta Del Indio", and this lyric page sits inside the Zendas catalog on LyroVerse.
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