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Text:Cuando el pobre (When the poor ones)
Author:J. A. Olivar
Translator:Martin A. Seltz
Tune:[Cuando el pobre nada tiene (When the poor ones, who have nothing)]
Composer:Miguel Manzano

508. Cuando el pobre (When the poor ones)

Text Information
First Line: Cuando el pobre nada tiene aún reparte (When the poor ones, who have nothing, still are giving)
Title: Cuando el pobre (When the poor ones)
Author: J. A. Olivar
Translator: Martin A. Seltz
Refrain First Line: va Dios mismo en nuestro mismo caminar (we see God, her by our side, walking our way)
Language: English; Spanish
Publication Date: 1998
Topic: Sociedad, Justicia, Paz
Copyright: Español © 1971 J. A. Olivar, Miguel Manzano y San Pablo Internacional—SSP, admin. OCP Publications; Inglés © 1998 Augsburg Fortress
ONE LICENSE: 97385
Tune Information
Name: [Cuando el pobre nada tiene (When the poor ones, who have nothing)]
Composer: Miguel Manzano
Key: d minor or modal
Copyright: © 1971 J. A. Olivar, Miguel Manzano y San Pablo Internacional—SSP, admin. OCP Publications



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