I am from Mexico and I am a big fan of Victor Jara and also Violeta Parra and I know a lot of people here in Mexico that know about them and love their music.
La historia de lucha de este ser humano nunca a terminado!! Cuando escuchas las canciones de Víctor jara!! El vive!! Intentaron matarlo con sables y balas de fusil!! no cayeron su voz ni en cañón de su guitarra que sigue disparando y señalando las injusticias humanas ❤️👍🇨🇱
man… i’ m a big big fan of Victor Jara. I’ve been to chile several times and learned a lot about him. They broke both of his hands and said “ play now”!! then the shot him. He is a truly national hero and his song were used as a national anthem. There’s a famous tribute to him with lots of famous latim american artists. PEASE CHECK IT OUT!!!! it’s just wonderful!!!
That is absolutely true , there are people was there and saw broken his hands in the Chilean National stadium. You can broke his body but not his spirit
Víctor Jara es una leyenda en Chile, respetado y recordado por siempre, murió bajo la dictadura cantando hasta el último momento. Un grande en la historia de Chile, gracias por tu reacción a esta canción hermosisima, tenemos todas sus canciones grabadas en nuestros corazones. Gracias.❤🌹🇨🇱
@@cristianurrutia4241 No Cristian, no es mi pariente, su apellido es Jara, el mio es De La Jara. Para mi es de mi familia interna, viví la dictadura, fui testigo de muchas muertes, vi como corría la sangre por las calles, fue lo más horrible que mis ojos vieron, tenía solo 13 años me impactó mucho, y la muerte de Víctor fue despiadada, sangrienta, desalmada, cruel y demencial, el murió desangrado y solitario no dejaron que nadie se le acercara, le cortaron todos los dedos para que no tocar nunca más guitarra, fue muy valiente, cantó hasta el final con su último alito de vida, el apellido es solo un detalle, lo llevo en el alma como algo muy preciado Gracias por preguntar, un abrazo para ti❤🇨🇱
Totalmente amiga a pesar de que Victor murio de la manera más cruel y sanguinaria ,el siempre vivirá en nuestros corazones y sus canciones son más vigentes que nunca.Para mi es un ejemplo a seguir
Sra Norma de la Jara * Buenas, tengo dos poesías a Víctor Jara, por su comentario creo es merecedora a que se la envíe, creo le gustará. confirme por aquí y se las envío. Saludos.
Norma Nass de la Jara * Aquí en comentario escribí mal su nombre y le hice un ofrecimiento de dos poesías mías escritas a Víctor Jara. Confirme si le gusta la poesía. Saludos.
Victor Jara’s music is so beautiful. There is a song of his, Caminando, Caminado (I think) that I’ve wanted to hear again. Yes, that’s it… just looked it up. Thanks. Love Victor Jara.
Victor Jara is a latin american hero. Maximum respecto to him as well to Allende, the Chilean president assassinated by the EUA emploeeys who took over the country in 1973.
Hola Frank, yo puedo entender inglés pero no escribirlo 😬.. yo soy de Chile, crecí escuchando a Victor Jara, y me hace feliz saber q a ti también te gusta , maravillosa tu reacción , saludos desde el desierto de atacama, Chile 🇨🇱
This is one of my fave songs. He's undoubtedly among the latin-american songwriters who still live deeply in the hearts of the poor. Hugs from Buenos Aires
Gracias Frank, Victor Jara es uno de los grandes de Chile, consecuente hasta las últimas consecuencias " yo no canto por cantar, ni por tener buena voz. Canto porque la guitarra tiene sentido y razón". Muchas gracias, saludos desde Chile ✊🇨🇱❤
Hello!!! Thank you very much for the reaction! For respect and reflection. I wish these things did not happen, but it is more comfortable for many, to forget or not see them. Victor was killed so he wouldn't sing, he was tortured, his tongue cut out and his hands broken, but in the end his singing has only gotten stronger. His cellmates who managed to survive rescued his last poem, at the cost of his own life. A hug of Chile😍😍😘🇨🇱❤️
Belissima. O importante é que America Latina resiste! Obrigada por me fazer conhecer um artista tão importante para a história, assim como nosso Geraldo Vandré, que infelizmente tambem foi vitima da ditadura militar. Sinto muito por essa situação nos comentários. Espero que você tire um tempo para se cuidar também.
Forget the haters Frank, you are great and your videos too. It is nice to see that Residente's music is making people look for information about what happens to those references in his video. Lolita Lebron, Victor Jara and Tupac Amaru among others that people forgot about.
All these dictatorships (Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Peru, Bolívia, Guatemala, Dominican Republic, and others) were heavily influenced by the US government during the Cold War to maintain control over the Latin American countries. It was a strategy to weaken the leftist movements in these countries by putting in power conservative military dictatorships that would be potential allies to the US. Unfortunately, till today, Latin America continues to suffer from this kind of restrains made by the US government because they don't want to lose political and economical control over the continent.
Excepcional personalidade que com sua arte expressiva retrata ,fatos e ideias e acontecimentos da história que realmente não se deve ser esquecidos . Grande talento na arte musical , uma voz bela e marcante !
Tuve la suerte de conocorlo en puerto montt para la matanza de pampa irigoin y despues el año 1971 cuande puerto montt salio el tren de la cultura y la ultima ves.que estreche su mano fue para la inaguracion de los trabajos voluntarios 1972 en puerto montt el nos deleito con sus canciones para ese evento era un ser icreiblememente humilde tuve la suerte de haberlo conocido
Grazie mille!! He was a great poet and is part of the history of Latin América. I recomend you listen to Plegaria a un labrador (by Victor J) with Mercedes Sosa, it's beautiful. Saludos desde México.
Me gusta escuchar a Victor Jara, pasarán muchos ,muchos años y su s canciones se escucharán,no basto mutilarlo ,el no portaba un fucil era una guitarra ,el odio los hizo vez lo que ellos querián .siempre presente Victor Jara.
Frank, you should try “plegaria a un Labrador “ that has a very strong message to the Chilean people. I am Chilean and I heard histories that Victor when he was under a rest in the Chilean National Stadium before he was brutally murdered they broke his hands as a symbol to him never play his guitar. There are such a people that are so exceptional that even if they try to silence his voice his legacy remains until today.
To answer the question you made at the end of the video... Victor Jara is also known and remembered in Mexico. His stance during his life was full of coherence and honesty, further than his political convictions, I believe he told the truth of the majority of Latinamerican people. He was such a nuisance to bad people in power that they even cut his hands and tongue as a symbol. It didn't work out as they intended is death inspired and fueled many other artists in Latinamerica who came before and after him and who also sing the reality of many. To name some of the artists who made us remember Victor Jara in Mexico are: Oscar Chavez Leon Chavez Texeiro Guadalupe Trigo Eugenia León Francisco Barrios And the list goes on...
Se agradece demasiado que en México recuerden con cariño a Víctor y Salvador ❤ igual bien la lista de cantantes que lo homenajean . Y como dijo Cerati gracias Totales !!!
Víctor Jara, "Estadio Chile" last Poem (translated from Spanish) There are five thousand of us here in this small part of the city. We are five thousand. I wonder how many we are in all in the cities and in the whole country? ... How hard it is to sing when I must sing of horror. Horror which I am living, horror which I am dying. To see myself among so much and so many moments of infinity in which silence and screams are the end of my song. Víctor Jara, "Estadio Chile" (translated from Spanish)
Lots of refugees from Chile came to Sweden. And they tried to spread VJ's art and history also here. Violeta Parra is also big in some countries as Mercedes Soza that is called the voice of Latin America. She recorded songs by plenty of artists from the whole South America.
Premonition is the word that best reflects what happened to this song after the murder of this tremendous chilean singer and songwriter. It's as if Victor Jara (sound like Hara in english) had foreseen what was going to happen to him and then wanted to leave his testament on the meaning of singing committed to the cause of the world 's poorest. Great reaction friend!!! 👏👏👏
Who did this kind of music in Brazil was Geraldo Vandré, the most known is Aroeira, Pra Não Dizer Que Não Falei das Flores and Disparada (it won a 1966 MPB Festival with A Banda from Chico Buarque).
Victor Jara! He was a pillar in my music building when a was young and socially/politically active. This brings me back memories of another time, when I thought we youngsters had the chance and power to change the world....
Unfortunately with Manifesto, I feel that it was the preamble to a farewell. Dying in such a violent, brutal and ferocious way and hearing this beautiful song only brings me to a man who was a great artist. thanks for your reaction.
Frank don’t listen to negative comments you always do a great reactions to our music , knowing Italian your understanding to Spanish is deeper and emotional
After days of beatings they smashed his hands with rifles. "Play the guitar now", they said. Instead, he composed a song and sang it in the torture chamber. They then took him off against a wall and pulled the uzi's triggers. They tought killing him they'd silence him, but he is inmortal. His voice is alive forever, though. He will be always remembered.
Pues, tenemos otros baluartes como Victor?.. ,si Violeta parra, quilapayun, intillimani, illapu, los jaivas..etc . pero ninguno asesinado.Torturado hasta lo inimaginable para acallarlo.golpearlo, humillado, cortaron su lengua, cortaron sus manos y no contentos con toda su masacre llena de odio le dispararon 44 balazos.y, lo tiraron a un basural junto con miles de otros chilenos ..😢
I heard a story that nails of his fingers were removed and they made him to played the guitar , and with horrible pain he played the guitar and sang , very sad to hurt a human being so badly , speechless.
Frank, if you find there, I suggest you read the book: "Las Venas Abiertas de America Latina", by Eduardo Galeano. It's a very important work to understand the history of our continent, and all there is behind the dictatorship in all our countries.
So many Latin American artists whith love for your land, whith conscience by your people. Unfortunately, they are attacked and disqualified by a society that only cares about having wealth and power through the exploitation of its own people.
Pippo Pollina e gli Inti Illimani hanno reso a Víctor Jara un bellissimo omaggio con "Il giorno del falco", in cui compaiono proprio i versi di questa canzone th-cam.com/video/BxmOOVrk7Jk/w-d-xo.html Nel video si vedono le drammatiche di immagini di quell'undici settembre 1973. Pippo Pollina è un notevole artista, e gli Inti, beh loro sono leggenda
Genial, ¿cómo esta el título del vídeo?, en CASTELLANO ¿cómo esta el audio? en INGLES ¿Subtítulos? ¿para qué? ¿para qué los que no saben ingles puedan entender el audio? En fin, hasta nunca.
Toda América Latina agradece esta homenagem.
I am from Mexico and I am a big fan of Victor Jara and also Violeta Parra and I know a lot of people here in Mexico that know about them and love their music.
La historia de lucha de este ser humano nunca a terminado!! Cuando escuchas las canciones de Víctor jara!! El vive!! Intentaron matarlo con sables y balas de fusil!! no cayeron su voz ni en cañón de su guitarra que sigue disparando y señalando las injusticias humanas ❤️👍🇨🇱
Totalmente el sigue vivo en nuestros corazones y sobretodo sus canciones siguen siendo vigentes que nunca.Victor nunca morirá
man… i’ m a big big fan of Victor Jara. I’ve been to chile several times and learned a lot about him. They broke both of his hands and said “ play now”!! then the shot him. He is a truly national hero and his song were used as a national anthem. There’s a famous tribute to him with lots of famous latim american artists. PEASE CHECK IT OUT!!!! it’s just wonderful!!!
That is absolutely true , there are people was there and saw broken his hands in the Chilean National stadium. You can broke his body but not his spirit
Víctor Jara es una leyenda en Chile, respetado y recordado por siempre, murió bajo la dictadura cantando hasta el último momento.
Un grande en la historia de Chile, gracias por tu reacción a esta canción hermosisima, tenemos todas sus canciones grabadas en nuestros corazones. Gracias.❤🌹🇨🇱
Are you his relative? You have the same surname. 💯 % agree with your commentary
@@cristianurrutia4241 No Cristian, no es mi pariente, su apellido es Jara, el mio es De La Jara.
Para mi es de mi familia interna, viví la dictadura, fui testigo de muchas muertes, vi como corría la sangre por las calles, fue lo más horrible que mis ojos vieron, tenía solo 13 años me impactó mucho, y la muerte de Víctor fue despiadada, sangrienta, desalmada, cruel y demencial, el murió desangrado y solitario no dejaron que nadie se le acercara, le cortaron todos los dedos para que no tocar nunca más guitarra, fue muy valiente, cantó hasta el final con su último alito de vida, el apellido es solo un detalle, lo llevo en el alma como algo muy preciado
Gracias por preguntar, un abrazo para ti❤🇨🇱
Totalmente amiga a pesar de que Victor murio de la manera más cruel y sanguinaria ,el siempre vivirá en nuestros corazones y sus canciones son más vigentes que nunca.Para mi es un ejemplo a seguir
Sra Norma de la Jara * Buenas, tengo dos poesías a Víctor Jara, por su comentario creo es merecedora a que se la envíe, creo le gustará. confirme por aquí y se las envío. Saludos.
Norma Nass de la Jara * Aquí en comentario escribí mal su nombre y le hice un ofrecimiento de dos poesías mías escritas a Víctor Jara. Confirme si le gusta la poesía. Saludos.
Victor Jara’s music is so beautiful. There is a song of his, Caminando, Caminado (I think) that I’ve wanted to hear again. Yes, that’s it… just looked it up. Thanks. Love Victor Jara.
This song is “plegaria a un Labrador”
VICTOR JARA THE MOST ARTIST OF THE WORD
Victor Jara is a latin american hero. Maximum respecto to him as well to Allende, the Chilean president assassinated by the EUA emploeeys who took over the country in 1973.
Victor Jara vive ❤️❤️❤️
Victor Jara, presente!
Hola Frank, yo puedo entender inglés pero no escribirlo 😬.. yo soy de Chile, crecí escuchando a Victor Jara, y me hace feliz saber q a ti también te gusta , maravillosa tu reacción , saludos desde el desierto de atacama, Chile 🇨🇱
I'm so happy you listened to Jara. He is a symbol for us latinos.
He is a proud symbol of Latinoamerican people
Jamás morirá su voz seguirá cantando las injusticias..... Grande Víctor jara...
Wow 😍! what a beautiful song! Thanks for share this amazing artist. 👏👏👏
Todo lo dijo Victor....."Verdades verdaderas". Honesto y claro.. orgullo para Chile cómo artista. Pero sobretodo como ser humano
Víctor Jara es leyenda viva. Vive en cada músico actor y gente de mi pueblo. Es un estándarte
Trataron de matarlo, pero lo dejaron vivo para siempre
This is one of my fave songs. He's undoubtedly among the latin-american songwriters who still live deeply in the hearts of the poor. Hugs from Buenos Aires
Gracias Frank, Victor Jara es uno de los grandes de Chile, consecuente hasta las últimas consecuencias " yo no canto por cantar, ni por tener buena voz. Canto porque la guitarra tiene sentido y razón".
Muchas gracias, saludos desde Chile ✊🇨🇱❤
Hello!!!
Thank you very much for the reaction!
For respect and reflection.
I wish these things did not happen, but it is more comfortable for many, to forget or not see them.
Victor was killed so he wouldn't sing, he was tortured, his tongue cut out and his hands broken, but in the end his singing has only gotten stronger.
His cellmates who managed to survive rescued his last poem, at the cost of his own life.
A hug of Chile😍😍😘🇨🇱❤️
Victor jara es lo máximo😊😊
Belissima. O importante é que America Latina resiste! Obrigada por me fazer conhecer um artista tão importante para a história, assim como nosso Geraldo Vandré, que infelizmente tambem foi vitima da ditadura militar. Sinto muito por essa situação nos comentários. Espero que você tire um tempo para se cuidar também.
Forget the haters Frank, you are great and your videos too. It is nice to see that Residente's music is making people look for information about what happens to those references in his video. Lolita Lebron, Victor Jara and Tupac Amaru among others that people forgot about.
Great Victor Jara !!!!
All these dictatorships (Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Peru, Bolívia, Guatemala, Dominican Republic, and others) were heavily influenced by the US government during the Cold War to maintain control over the Latin American countries. It was a strategy to weaken the leftist movements in these countries by putting in power conservative military dictatorships that would be potential allies to the US. Unfortunately, till today, Latin America continues to suffer from this kind of restrains made by the US government because they don't want to lose political and economical control over the continent.
MULTIJILLO..BIEN DICHO...DICTADURAS MILITARES AL SERVICIO DE ESTADOS UNIDOS...FLAGELO Y TORTURA PARA AMERICA...
Victor vivirá para siempre, pasarán siglos y nuestras futuras generaciones seguirán su legado para construir un mundo mejor
Víctor es como Arauco Indómito 🇨🇱
Inolvidable Víctor ❤️🇮🇹
Excepcional personalidade que com sua arte expressiva retrata ,fatos e ideias e acontecimentos da história que realmente não se deve ser esquecidos . Grande talento na arte musical , uma voz bela e marcante !
This reaction of yours is very thoughtful. Thanks Frank.
I appreciate that
Muchas Gracias Frank, a Victor lo quisieron callar, y lo alzaron a la inmortalidad, Victor Jara Presente... siempre...!!!
Gracias por tu gran reacción. Saludos desde Chile
Tuve la suerte de conocorlo en puerto montt para la matanza de pampa irigoin y despues el año 1971 cuande puerto montt salio el tren de la cultura y la ultima ves.que estreche su mano fue para la inaguracion de los trabajos voluntarios 1972 en puerto montt el nos deleito con sus canciones para ese evento era un ser icreiblememente humilde tuve la suerte de haberlo conocido
Que orgullo ese compañero!!
What a great song. Haunting!
Literally, his song "reached the stars"... An asteroid, "(2644) Víctor Jara", was named as a tribute to the Chilean musician. Un abrazo.
Amazing having you reacting to his art. Thanks Frank, thank you very much. The whole Latin America should be thankful for this kind of tribute.
Nice bel canto and beautiful song too.
Grazie mille!! He was a great poet and is part of the history of Latin América. I recomend you listen to Plegaria a un labrador (by Victor J) with Mercedes Sosa, it's beautiful. Saludos desde México.
Me gusta escuchar a Victor Jara, pasarán muchos ,muchos años y su s canciones se escucharán,no basto mutilarlo ,el no portaba un fucil era una guitarra ,el odio los hizo vez lo que ellos querián .siempre presente Victor Jara.
Good evening Valchiria 👍👌
Victor will live forever in our hearts.
Outstanding 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Frank, you should try “plegaria a un Labrador “ that has a very strong message to the Chilean people. I am Chilean and I heard histories that Victor when he was under a rest in the Chilean National Stadium before he was brutally murdered they broke his hands as a symbol to him never play his guitar. There are such a people that are so exceptional that even if they try to silence his voice his legacy remains until today.
To answer the question you made at the end of the video...
Victor Jara is also known and remembered in Mexico. His stance during his life was full of coherence and honesty, further than his political convictions, I believe he told the truth of the majority of Latinamerican people. He was such a nuisance to bad people in power that they even cut his hands and tongue as a symbol. It didn't work out as they intended is death inspired and fueled many other artists in Latinamerica who came before and after him and who also sing the reality of many.
To name some of the artists who made us remember Victor Jara in Mexico are:
Oscar Chavez
Leon Chavez Texeiro
Guadalupe Trigo
Eugenia León
Francisco Barrios
And the list goes on...
Se agradece demasiado que en México recuerden con cariño a Víctor y Salvador ❤ igual bien la lista de cantantes que lo homenajean . Y como dijo Cerati gracias Totales !!!
Víctor Jara, "Estadio Chile" last Poem
(translated from Spanish)
There are five thousand of us here
in this small part of the city.
We are five thousand.
I wonder how many we are in all
in the cities and in the whole country?
...
How hard it is to sing
when I must sing of horror.
Horror which I am living,
horror which I am dying.
To see myself among so much
and so many moments of infinity
in which silence and screams
are the end of my song.
Víctor Jara, "Estadio Chile"
(translated from Spanish)
Lots of refugees from Chile came to Sweden. And they tried to spread VJ's art and history also here. Violeta Parra is also big in some countries as Mercedes Soza that is called the voice of Latin America. She recorded songs by plenty of artists from the whole South America.
Thank you brother for your reaction to one of the most important artist that Chile give to the World,...as Victor Jara.
Premonition is the word that best reflects what happened to this song after the murder of this tremendous chilean singer and songwriter. It's as if Victor Jara (sound like Hara in english) had foreseen what was going to happen to him and then wanted to leave his testament on the meaning of singing committed to the cause of the world 's poorest. Great reaction friend!!! 👏👏👏
Who did this kind of music in Brazil was Geraldo Vandré, the most known is Aroeira, Pra Não Dizer Que Não Falei das Flores and Disparada (it won a 1966 MPB Festival with A Banda from Chico Buarque).
…. Acreditam nas flores vencendo os canhões.
Thanks for this.... Víctor Jara forever
Victor Jara! He was a pillar in my music building when a was young and socially/politically active. This brings me back memories of another time, when I thought we youngsters had the chance and power to change the world....
Listen to "El Aparecido" - Inti Illimani (Victor jara's song)
Good Reaction.Do more from Victor like Te recuerdo Amanda,El arado,
Amazing reaction. Congrats! Haters are everywhere, unfortunately.
Great song from 1970 or even before. There are some awesome new-ish folk singers/songwriters in Chile. Nano Stern, Manuel García, Gepe, among them
Unfortunately with Manifesto, I feel that it was the preamble to a farewell. Dying in such a violent, brutal and ferocious way and hearing this beautiful song only brings me to a man who was a great artist. thanks for your reaction.
Frank don’t listen to negative comments you always do a great reactions to our music , knowing Italian your understanding to Spanish is deeper and emotional
Aguante Latinoamérica!!!
After days of beatings they smashed his hands with rifles. "Play the guitar now", they said. Instead, he composed a song and sang it in the torture chamber. They then took him off against a wall and pulled the uzi's triggers. They tought killing him they'd silence him, but he is inmortal. His voice is alive forever, though. He will be always remembered.
Is a leyend as violeta they are universals
Ótimos video como sempre, segura minha voadora de like
Hi Frank, now You are friend of Chile, thanks
Resumindo a música e a sua reação Frank: emocionante 😌🙏
duele y emociona escuchar a victor jara
Víctor 🙌💖
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏✊❤️
They formed Pinochet like the created Somozas legacy here en Nicaragua, God bless America.
Pues, tenemos otros baluartes como Victor?.. ,si
Violeta parra, quilapayun, intillimani, illapu, los jaivas..etc . pero ninguno asesinado.Torturado hasta lo inimaginable para acallarlo.golpearlo, humillado, cortaron su lengua, cortaron sus manos y no contentos con toda su masacre llena de odio le dispararon 44 balazos.y, lo tiraron a un basural junto con miles de otros chilenos ..😢
@frankvalchiria make a react with Geraldo Vandré, “Hora de Lutar” album , please?
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gracias
✊🏿✊✊🏿✊🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
I heard a story that nails of his fingers were removed and they made him to played the guitar , and with horrible pain he played the guitar and sang , very sad to hurt a human being so badly , speechless.
Victor Jara is like the South American Bob Dilan
More o Víctor reacc to "te recuerdo amanda'
Frank, if you find there, I suggest you read the book: "Las Venas Abiertas de America Latina", by Eduardo Galeano. It's a very important work to understand the history of our continent, and all there is behind the dictatorship in all our countries.
So many Latin American artists whith love for your land, whith conscience by your people. Unfortunately, they are attacked and disqualified by a society that only cares about having wealth and power through the exploitation of its own people.
Hey Frank. Roger Waters made a tribute to VJ. I recommend to watch it. If someone else has watched it just give me a like.
He was shot because he was a threat to their system. and they were cruel.
Hey Frank, please, React to JOJI - SLOW DANCING IN THE DARK
Viva Victor Jara! Pinochet, al carajo!
Listen to "el derecho de vivir en paz" - Victor Jara
Por favor reaja a Cristian Castro - Amor
Al matarlo lo hicieron inmortal
Pippo Pollina e gli Inti Illimani hanno reso a Víctor Jara un bellissimo omaggio con "Il giorno del falco", in cui compaiono proprio i versi di questa canzone
th-cam.com/video/BxmOOVrk7Jk/w-d-xo.html
Nel video si vedono le drammatiche di immagini di quell'undici settembre 1973. Pippo Pollina è un notevole artista, e gli Inti, beh loro sono leggenda
Victor Jara. A heroe and an inspiration.
Definitely for me is an example to follow.I admire a lot
Genial, ¿cómo esta el título del vídeo?, en CASTELLANO ¿cómo esta el audio? en INGLES ¿Subtítulos? ¿para qué? ¿para qué los que no saben ingles puedan entender el audio?
En fin, hasta nunca.
Please ... Tiago Iorc... th-cam.com/video/GHFpWr69kWc/w-d-xo.html
Habla en español ...no te entiendo un carajo..pero es hermoso tema..del gran Victor Jara
react to this is not Americaresidente
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