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Chapter 58 - [Case Nº 12] Tell Matalaché.

[Case Nº 12] Tell Matalaché.

So what is this infernal custom against women in the home? Let's see the lyrics of the song: Contá Matalaché.

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Count. Contact

Mata - Matalache.

Verse 1.

How was she born?

n piurano?

Embedded patterns:

To the black in the dark room...

And the black colt delighted her.

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(Chorus)

Hey, what was this?

"As you measure,

(Tell the story that)

They will measure you again"

The Lord says so.

Verse 2.

There are no loves in the field!?

Just maddening noises!?

Well, a "slave" child was had.

If before he was born he already worked!

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Verse 3.

One day the white girl, stepped on mud!?

A black kisses: she opened her flowers!?

Was there no science, no decency? Dumb.

The boss: he threw the black man in soapy.

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For the case cited in the song, the boss managed to procreate new slaves, using a strong black man brought from Africa and crossed him in disgrace as is done with wild colts. For that, a dark room was implemented. He reads the play again. Or he repeats the song.

However, the story changed when the boss's daughter was encouraged to try the same fate. Being white, it was an unhappy fate for the black. And the boss got a grandson by force. How he got the slaves or peons from the hacienda.

In the context of the Ica Region. There is a change of role scenarios.

Why while the northern desert, is temporary. For when summer comes, with it comes rain, and prosperity for its people. Now the Piuran settler has something to entertain himself with and goes to work to bring his daily bread to his home. That time of the novel was lost. And it was never a citizen custom, but of Spaniards living in the area: that when the soap factory closed. They also left. And with his wickedness to other parts.