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Tempestad Libertaria

Tempestad Libertaria Kin-Lalat – Ixim K'in Q'aaQ' / Maíz y Fusil Label: Enigrac Format: Vinyl, LP Country: Nicaragua Released: 1983 ~ ~ ~ Lyrics: En tierras de América precolombina donde nace el sol que alumbra nuestra historia como el alba que clarea luz de gloria te levantas indio hermano del Quiché Verde intenso es el plumaje de tu aureola como el ave pecho rojo incandescente desde el fondo de la historia transparente como un rayo intenso surges vivo Cakchiquel La violenta tempestad está estallando, se oyen ya detonaciones clandestinas, es un pueblo de la América Latina que hoy está gestando su liberación ¡Guatemala, Guatemala hacia adelante! Es tu pueblo quien hoy lucha por tus tierras y hoy se lanzan nuestras manos guerrilleras desde el surco y con fusiles escribiendo "libertad" Cuando llega ya el final de la jornada a lo lejos se ve un dulce movimiento, es el vuelo del Quetzal del campamento que en sus alas trae un presagio de libertad Por los cerros de Patzún y Yepocapa por la Antigua, Sololá y Quetzaltenango guerrilleros van por Chichicastenango por la Sierra, Esquintla, Tecojate y Verapaz La violenta tempestad está estallando, se oyen ya detonaciones clandestinas, es un pueblo de la América Latina que hoy está gestando su liberación ¡Guatemala, Guatemala hacia adelante! Es tu pueblo quien hoy lucha por tus tierras y hoy se lanzan nuestras manos guerrilleras desde el surco y con fusiles escribiendo "libertad" ~ ~ ~ Kin Lalat is a Guatemalan group whose name in the K'iche' language means: "we sing, we sound." The members of the group were Guatemalans in exile and affiliated with the URNG. The Guatemalan Civil War was fought in Guatemala from 1960 to 1996 between four left-wing guerrilla organizations (united as the Unidad Revolucionaria Nacional Guatemalteca, URNG) and the Guatemalan government, which was mostly composed of alternating right-wing military dictatorships. The conflict claimed the lives of 150,000 to 250,000 people (about two to six percent of the population), the majority of whom were members of the indigenous population, mainly from the Maya ethnic groups, who were killed in planned massacres by the army and right-wing paramilitary forces. At least 100,000 people—exact numbers are unknown—fled to neighboring countries. The killing peaked in the 1980s, when Efraín Ríos Montt came to power through a coup in March 1982. One of the causes of the conflict was a military coup initiated in 1954 by the US foreign intelligence agency CIA under the code name Operation PBSUCCESS. US planes, unmarked for national identification, carried out attacks against the country. This led, as planned, to the overthrow of the democratically elected, center-conservative president Jacobo Árbenz Guzmán and caused significant political destabilization within the country. On December 29, 1996, the peace agreement was signed in Guatemala. Under the auspices of outgoing UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali, representatives of the URNG and the government of Álvaro Arzú Irigoyen signed the Acuerdo de paz firme y duradera (Firm and Lasting Peace Agreement).