Villancico

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Carol

25th, it's already Christmas. We're all going to toast together
Through Rwanda, Ethiopia, Venezuela or India
Children die today, Merry Christmas!

Christmas of hunger and pain. The son of God is born
The Messiah who guides us offers his philosophy
Nobody understands the son of God

My family starts singing, there is happiness in the air
Together we will forget the agony of the people
Where there is no Christmas

Let us sing together, brothers, towards the Vatican
Let the cat out of the bag. Damn! Children are dying of starvation

A multimillion-dollar business with the faith of Christians
Who use Jesus as the perpetual savior

Jesus Christ was a normal guy, a pacifist, an intellectual
Always on the side of the poor defending their values
Always against capital

Crucified like an animal, defending an ideal
The abuse of wealth becomes the most unjust misery of humanity

My family
Let us sing brothers
It was the church that set it up
And from his death a business was created

The Vatican is an empire that devours with ingenuity
Preaching for charity
25, it's already Christmas, we're all going to toast together

For a revolutionary who tried to change the world
The first hippie of humanity
My family starts singing, there is happiness in the air

Together we will forget the agony of the people
Where there is no Christmas
Let us sing brothers
Christmas, Christmas, is the consumer society
Lie, lie, Christmas is a lie

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