From the Poplars I have Come, Mother (De los álamos vengo, madre)
Los de Chacabuco, a band created and conducted by Ángel Parra, performed this traditional Spanish song at the Chacabuco concentration camp.
This is one of several Spanish Renaissance songs the group included in its repertory, unlike other songs that originated from Chilean or Latin American folk traditions.
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Published on: 31 December 2014
I have seen how they sway in the breeze
from the poplars of Seville
I have seen my lovely friend
I have seen how they sway in the breeze
I have seen how they sway in the breeze.
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