Verse Three Le dieron renombre de heroica y divina, renombre que esplende cual nimbo en su sien con Luisa la mártir, la egregia heroína Arismendi, Gómez, Mariño y también Maneiro, Figueroa, Lares y Fermín y Díaz, Aguirre, Solva (Cayetano) y al par de mil héroes del Campo Antolín.
Verse One Crowns of clouds from the Matasiete, belt of foam the Caribbean Sea, and heroism is her shield and battering ram, her ritual is work, glory her altar.
In the great battle, she rises first Such a sacred rainbow, our pavilion; and will never surrender her warrior arm, because she is the guiding light of the insurrection.
Verse Four Her children united in holy harmony by law of existence, by noble duty we shall throw off the yoke of tyranny, every time they try to impose it on us and shall we always guard with our courage the sacred heirloom of liberty, and bind us always by our fate with bonds of flowers and brotherhood.
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