This hymn entails in its cadence and vibrations all the feeling and brotherly love of our proclamation. His letter was drafted by Joaquin Trincado; its music comes from Benjamin Lapadula.
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Hear all men on earth
The sonorous song of our feelings
It’s the Hispanic race alive and tenacious
And will live together for ever and ever.
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Is its language clear which sunlight
Enlightening the world all entirely
And that light is fire as to big melting pot
Which melts races and one will
And so will the world one nursery
And now … the stranger … nobody will find.
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And from north to south and in the Far North
Mothers of all, in her soul maternal
To the east and west and northward
They say gay … no peace! …And no war!
In all the land prevails union
And not an alien is already in the ground.
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Mission is Hispanic for Supreme Law
Make fraternity men
For the union of peoples, free, no strings
Forming a single soul in one talk
Vibrating, which sings a single emblem
And foreigners will not forever.
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Hear all men on earth
The sonorous song of our feelings
And together we swore our eternal union
As one man who can say:
Love, freedom, justice serene
What will keep for ever and ever.
Letra de Joaquín Trincado
Música de Benjamín Lapadula