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IN STEREO
The Uncle has been left alone in an abandoned shaft
With the light of a helmet and the taste of a bitter drink
Who will give him his coca, who will light the candles
Who will dance your tinkuy, in bad and good?
The miners are going in search of another destination
And the Uncle has been left alone looking for the children
There is a ‘Tio’, the uncle of the mine. They always say, “Outside we are with God, in there we are with the devil.” Because every person who enters the mine, it is as if they are delivering their life to the devil. No matter what, they have to enter into the mine with faith to the devil, not to God. Because they always [have faith in God] on the outside, but inside it’s more risky. – Cathy

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