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'If they took everything from me': Alejandro Romualdo's poem that Susana Baca interpreted before Pope Leo XIV and claims the power of words
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The singer opened her performance with the waltz 'Canción de fe', by Manuel Acosta Ojeda, and closed with Romualdo's musicalized text, which raises the persistence of voice and dignity in the face of loss.
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