Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Relato III , by - Quilapayun. Release date: 19.11.1970
Song language: Spanish
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Relato III , by - Quilapayun. Relato III(original) | 
| Del quince al veintiuno | 
| Mes de diciembre | 
| Se hizo el largo viaje | 
| Por las pendientes | 
| Veintiséis mil bajaron | 
| O tal vez más | 
| Con silencios gastados | 
| En el Salar | 
| Iban bajando ansiosos | 
| Iban llegando | 
| Los miles de la pampa | 
| Los postergados | 
| No mendigaban nada | 
| Sólo querían | 
| Respuesta a lo pedido | 
| Respuesta limpia | 
| Algunos en Iquique | 
| Los comprendieron | 
| Y se unieron a ellos | 
| Eran los Gremios | 
| Y solidarizaron | 
| Los carpinteros | 
| Los de la Maestranza | 
| Los carreteros | 
| Los pintores y sastres | 
| Los jornaleros | 
| Lancheros y albañiles | 
| Los panaderos | 
| Gasfiteres y abastos | 
| Los cargadores | 
| Gremios de apoyo justo | 
| De gente pobre | 
| Los Señores de Iquique | 
| Tenían miedo; | 
| Era mucho pedir | 
| Ver tanto obrero | 
| El pampino no era | 
| Hombre cabal | 
| Podía ser ladrón | 
| O asesinar | 
| Mientras tanto las casas | 
| Eran cerradas | 
| Miraban solamente | 
| Tras las ventanas | 
| El Comercio cerró | 
| También sus puertas | 
| Había que cuidarse | 
| De tanta bestia | 
| Mejor que los juntaran | 
| En algún sitio | 
| Si andaban por las calles | 
| Era un peligro | 
| (translation) | 
| From fifteen to twenty-one | 
| Month of December | 
| The long journey was made | 
| down the slopes | 
| twenty six thousand went down | 
| or maybe more | 
| With spent silences | 
| in the salt flat | 
| They were anxiously descending | 
| They were arriving | 
| The thousands of the pampa | 
| the procrastinators | 
| They didn't beg for anything | 
| they just wanted | 
| Response to request | 
| clean answer | 
| Some in Iquique | 
| they understood them | 
| And they joined them | 
| They were the guilds | 
| And they sympathized | 
| The carpenters | 
| Those of the Maestranza | 
| the carters | 
| The painters and tailors | 
| the laborers | 
| Boatmen and masons | 
| The Bakers | 
| Plumbers and supplies | 
| The Chargers | 
| Fair Support Guilds | 
| of poor people | 
| The Lords of Iquique | 
| They were afraid; | 
| it was too much to ask | 
| See so much worker | 
| The pampino was not | 
| sane man | 
| he could be a thief | 
| Or murder | 
| Meanwhile the houses | 
| They were closed | 
| They only looked | 
| behind the windows | 
| The store closed | 
| Also your doors | 
| You had to take care | 
| of so much beast | 
| Better get them together | 
| Somewhere | 
| If they walked the streets | 
| it was a danger | 
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