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Carla Astorga

muy lindo trabajo, gracias por el homenaje

Aytaç Işın

The Melodic - "Ode To Victor Jara"

Rodrigo Marques

Genial!

cabrayang

Hola. Me pareció un gesto muy dulce de su parte. Podrían subir la letra? Gracias. Mantengamos el legado de Victor Jara vivo por siempre en nuestra cotidianeidad.

Tony Corden

Have heard many great songs about Victor. This one I love the most. Hope The Melodic can get to the Victor Jara Festival in Machynlleth, Wales next year.

Hno. Marcos Peña ofm

Buen video, interesante el grupo The Melodic, no es sólo gringos haciendo música de estas tierras, hay algo más que eso, es buena su música...

anahitamus

I love to listen to this kind of songs, where there is not only nice melody, but the whole history behind it. 

sassulusmagnus

Great song and video.

Pascal Decaux

Forty years ago, Victor Jara was killed by the military junta that brought Pinochet to power in Chile. Partisan of Salvador Allende, the poet was imprisoned after the coup, tortured – in the stadium that bears his name today –, and then murdered just after he had his fingers sliced. It is to this popular artist, and citizen of the world, that this song (and its vid) of *The Melodic* are dedicated, so that never, in these turbulent and troubled times, the big light that shines in the heart of freedom-loving men goes out.

Mickaël Olivaud

Forty years ago, Victor Jara was killed by the military junta that brought Pinochet to power in Chile. Partisan of Salvador Allende, the poet was imprisoned after the coup, tortured – in the stadium that bears his name today –, and then murdered just after he had his fingers sliced. It is to this popular artist, and citizen of the world, that this song (and its vid) of *The Melodic* are dedicated, so that never, in these turbulent and troubled times, the big light that shines in the heart of freedom-loving men goes out.

luis fernandes

Forty years ago, Victor Jara was killed by the military junta that brought Pinochet to power in Chile. Partisan of Salvador Allende, the poet was imprisoned after the coup, tortured – in the stadium that bears his name today –, and then murdered just after he had his fingers sliced. It is to this popular artist, and citizen of the world, that this song (and its vid) of *The Melodic* are dedicated, so that never, in these turbulent and troubled times, the big light that shines in the heart of freedom-loving men goes out.

Spellbinding Music

Forty years ago, Victor Jara was killed by the military junta that brought Pinochet to power in Chile. Partisan of Salvador Allende, the poet was imprisoned after the coup, tortured – in the stadium that bears his name today –, and then murdered just after he had his fingers sliced. It is to this popular artist, and citizen of the world, that this song (and its vid) of *The Melodic* are dedicated, so that never, in these turbulent and troubled times, the big light that shines in the heart of freedom-loving men goes out.

Marisol Abad

Forty years ago, Victor Jara was killed by the military junta that brought Pinochet to power in Chile. Partisan of Salvador Allende, the poet was imprisoned after the coup, tortured – in the stadium that bears his name today –, and then murdered just after he had his fingers sliced. It is to this popular artist, and citizen of the world, that this song (and its vid) of *The Melodic* are dedicated, so that never, in these turbulent and troubled times, the big light that shines in the heart of freedom-loving men goes out.

Más + Cosas de Grandolina

Forty years ago, Victor Jara was killed by the military junta that brought Pinochet to power in Chile. Partisan of Salvador Allende, the poet was imprisoned after the coup, tortured – in the stadium that bears his name today –, and then murdered just after he had his fingers sliced. It is to this popular artist, and citizen of the world, that this song (and its vid) of *The Melodic* are dedicated, so that never, in these turbulent and troubled times, the big light that shines in the heart of freedom-loving men goes out.

Christopher Flees

Forty years ago, Victor Jara was killed by the military junta that brought Pinochet to power in Chile. Partisan of Salvador Allende, the poet was imprisoned after the coup, tortured – in the stadium that bears his name today –, and then murdered just after he had his fingers sliced. It is to this popular artist, and citizen of the world, that this song (and its vid) of *The Melodic* are dedicated, so that never, in these turbulent and troubled times, the big light that shines in the heart of freedom-loving men goes out.

Karin Lisa Atkinson

Forty years ago, Victor Jara was killed by the military junta that brought Pinochet to power in Chile. Partisan of Salvador Allende, the poet was imprisoned after the coup, tortured – in the stadium that bears his name today –, and then murdered just after he had his fingers sliced. It is to this popular artist, and citizen of the world, that this song (and its vid) of *The Melodic* are dedicated, so that never, in these turbulent and troubled times, the big light that shines in the heart of freedom-loving men goes out.

carole delva

Forty years ago, Victor Jara was killed by the military junta that brought Pinochet to power in Chile. Partisan of Salvador Allende, the poet was imprisoned after the coup, tortured – in the stadium that bears his name today –, and then murdered just after he had his fingers sliced. It is to this popular artist, and citizen of the world, that this song (and its vid) of *The Melodic* are dedicated, so that never, in these turbulent and troubled times, the big light that shines in the heart of freedom-loving men goes out.

philippe raynaud

Forty years ago, Victor Jara was killed by the military junta that brought Pinochet to power in Chile. Partisan of Salvador Allende, the poet was imprisoned after the coup, tortured – in the stadium that bears his name today –, and then murdered just after he had his fingers sliced. It is to this popular artist, and citizen of the world, that this song (and its vid) of *The Melodic* are dedicated, so that never, in these turbulent and troubled times, the big light that shines in the heart of freedom-loving men goes out.

Dominique Keller

Forty years ago, Victor Jara was killed by the military junta that brought Pinochet to power in Chile. Partisan of Salvador Allende, the poet was imprisoned after the coup, tortured – in the stadium that bears his name today –, and then murdered just after he had his fingers sliced. It is to this popular artist, and citizen of the world, that this song (and its vid) of *The Melodic* are dedicated, so that never, in these turbulent and troubled times, the big light that shines in the heart of freedom-loving men goes out.

eikocarm

Victor Jara Vivé, aún vive!!!

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