En la vida hay tantos senderos por caminar
Qué ironia que al fin nos llevan al mismo lugar
Apesar de las diferencias que solemos buscar
Respiramos el mismo aire, despertamos al mismo sol
Nos alumbra la misma luna, necesitamos sentir amor
Nos alumbra la misma luna, necesitamos sentir amor

Hay tanto tiempo que hemos perdido por discutir
Por diferencias que entre nosotros no deben existir
Las costumbres, raíces y herencias que me hacen quien soy
Son colores de un arcoiris, acordes de un mismo son
Las palabras se hacen fronteras, cuando no nacen del corazón
Hablemos el mismo idioma y así las cosas irán mejor

(Hablemos el mismo idioma) que hay tantas cosas porque luchar
(Hablemos el mismo idioma) que solo unidos se lograrán
(Hablemos el mismo idioma) que nunca es tarde para empezar
(Hablemos el mismo idioma) bajo la bandera de libertad

Lo pensamos nosotros tenemos tanto en común
Y no conviene que el mundo nos oiga, con una sola voz
Es importante seguir adelante con fuerza y con fé
hemos nuevos caminos, en la unión hay, un gran poder
Orgullosos de ser latinos no importa de donde
Todo podemos vencer

(Hablemos el mismo idioma) que hay tantas cosas porque luchar
(Hablemos el mismo idioma) que solo unidos se lograrán
(Hablemos el mismo idioma) que nunca es tarde para empezar
(Hablemos el mismo idioma) bajo la bandera de libertad

(Hablemos el mismo idioma dame la mano, mi hermano)
No importa de donde seas si todos somos hermanos tú ves
(Hablemos el mismo idioma dame la mano, mi hermano)
Que no existan las diferencias entre nosotros hispanos
(Hablemos el mismo idioma dame la mano, mi hermano)

En esta vida hay que trabajar para lograr lo que queremos alcanzar
(Hablemos el mismo idioma dame la mano, mi hermano)
Las palabras se hacen fronteras cuando no se
Hablan del corazón, sí tú ves
(Hablemos el mismo idioma dame la mano, mi hermano)

(Hablemos el mismo idioma dame la mano, mi hermano)
No importa raza ni religion, somos hermanos en el corazón
(Hablemos el mismo idioma dame la mano, mi hermano)
Pero que fuerza tenemos los latinos si nos mantenemos unidos
(Hablemos el mismo idioma dame la mano, mi hermano)
(Hablemos el mismo idioma dame la mano, mi hermano)


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