The emotional tribute of Alejandro Lerner to the dead in the Falklands – 15/03/2019

Alejandro Lerner he accompanied the Falkland Islands to the relatives of the 22 soldiers killed in 1982 during the war against the United Kingdom, who were identified in the last time, that he honored by singing his subject These others during an emotional ceremony at Darwin Cemetery.

"It's very exciting to see for the first time what there are few plates that say "an Argentine soldier only known to God" "badured the singer and composer. According to the country's Human Rights Secretariat, 112 soldiers are already identified and there are only 10 soldiers left to identify.

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According to him, Lerner chose this song to sing a cappella because "what I'm trying to say is that sometimes in situations as extreme as when we had this war as ridiculous as all wars is that Many people thought that the war was something that had happened to others, not to everyone … This song speaks about it "He said, enthusiastically, to conclude a tribute to 63 members of the family of soldiers killed during the war.

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After the act, he posted a video on Instagram showing part of the cemetery and said: "The place is very strong, it's a reality, with the compatriots who fought here and stayed here. Here are the names, here are the parents and here are our Malvinas Islands. "

"It is very difficult to feel what it feels like to be here, because the historical dimension of sacrifice is profound. I have just written a sentence that says, "If we can love to love what we have lost, we can also learn to love what we have." It's a good teaching to love what we have, "he added.

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Lerner traveled to Ushuaia last year to attend The Vigil and the Veterans Tribute on April 2nd. On this occasion, he sang another of his songs The island of good memory, whose letter is carved in a monument of Plaza Islas Malvinas.

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