Lyrics and Music by Miguel Dávila Ortiz 1 Let life return to the forest it is not yet too late there are howler monkeys (congos) and hawks (gavilanes) coatis (pizotes) and white-throated magpie-jays (zoterres).
2 There were two at the start of the seventies two years later three more.
Later we wanted more parks, more forests, mountain and sea.
3 Santa Rosa, Corcovado, Tortuguero, Cabo Blanco, whoever wants to know what my land is, and wants to know this country, should not go where the jukeboxes dream should go where the hummingbird lives.
4 Between a land of millennia-old history, from Guayabo to the glacial mount Chirripó, a park country of mountains, it has seas, it has gulfs and a palm and swamp park of Caribbean black rhythm, Caribbean Limón comparsa it is better to say Cahuíta.
5 There were two at the start of the seventies, two years later three more.
(the stanza is repeated) Music