| I love my cumbia, my rivers, my mountains
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| I love my cumbia, my rivers, my mountains
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| My palm, my moon, my Indians and my cabin
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| My palm, my moon, my Indians and my cabin
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| My fields were healthy, they were not stained
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| My fields were healthy, they were not stained
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| Foreigners arrived, with the graje in the hand
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| Foreigners arrived, with the graje in the hand
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| The moon is red, it will be because it suffers
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| Like a bird in anguish, that climbs, climbs
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| And hearing how they sound, escaping machine guns, they condemn the innocent and no one protests
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| And no one protests, and no one protests and no one protests
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| No drums beat, they fear for their lives
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| No drums beat, they fear for their lives
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| There is mourning, there are fears, the cumbia is wounded
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| There is mourning, there are fears, the cumbia is wounded
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| The birds are gone, they push away the places
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| The birds are gone, they push away the places
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| Just the nests, regrets, regrets
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| Just the nests, regrets, regrets
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| The moon is red, it will be because it suffers
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| Like a bird in anguish, that climbs, climbs
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| And hearing how they sound, escaping machine guns, they condemn the innocent and no one protests
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| And no one protests, and no one protests and no one protests |