Gloria a dios
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This traditional Peruvian song praises God with the lyrics "Gloria a Dios, gloria a Dios, Gloria en los cielos!" which translates to "Glory to God, glory to God, glory in the highest!". It concludes by giving God glory forever and saying "Alleluia, amén!" which means "Alleluia! Amen!".
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