Chiquita Christmas Program

So I want to keep that. It's not a lot of people, but I want to keep that. It's a lot of people. It's a lot of people. So those amigos are a few years ago.

RPS today happens to be a very special attention. Our music can't seem to be an especially fine humor. And also there is a different tone in our music. I have an idea that the Christmas spirit has something to do with this state of affairs.

About this time in America, Athena, as well as in every other country, Christmas is awaited with great enthusiasm. Of course Santa Clara doesn't mean much in Latin America as the bearer of gifts there are no stress-free as marvos, the three wise men.

And as for Viancicos de Namizaz or Christmas Carol, well here are two that America, Athena is singing at this time of the year. Rehiran and El Portal de Villain. Of other Christmases. Often his songs succeed in evoking such memories.

A song like the one Juan Arviso sings for us now. Beloved memories, recalled by Manpeh Leto Blanco. Mauna lee túblancó. De la mílte me tú. En que com parfí mó fámías. Mám se lee túblancó.

Echo por mí mátre. En ora tim bíar an oerú. Mám se lee túblancó. De la mílte me tú. En que com parfí mó fámías. Here is a folk song from Chile that I think is most appropriate now.

Neser mestacharesis el cura demi pueblo, the priest of my village. Neser? For a demi-poo, every lo-ce-mitsu, for a few new Adi-syin-deru-e-as-per-sto-o-os-n-o-per-sto-o-os For a demi-poo, every lo-pen-dou-e-al-miyou You made of a sambi-t-s-i-tos-miyou Sorry, no For a demi-poo, every lo-pen-dou-e-al-miyou You made of a sambi-t-s-miyou Sambi-t-s-miyou-s-miyou Sorry, no Adi-pans-an-mister-s-s-t-r-ingou I