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and to raise our children
together.
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And nothing in the world...
:15:13
will stop me.
:15:42
I remember the day
they buried El Californio
:15:45
in the backyard.
:15:47
He left a will and left
everything to my father.
:15:51
But he made it very clear.
:15:54
He didn't want to have
nothing to do with
:15:56
the " pinche" church or
the " pinche" government.
:15:59
He wanted to be buried
right behind the house
:16:02
under the cornfield.
:16:10
And El Californio said exactly
:16:12
what he wanted written
on his grave marker:
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Don Alejandro Vazquez,
El Californio.
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Died 1934.
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When I was born here this
was Mexico. And where I lie,
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this is still...
:16:27
Mexico.
:16:38
My mother kept her promise.
:16:40
And when my brother Chucho
was old enough, she set off
:16:44
on her long journey home. But
the rains came early that year.
:16:48
She had gone too far
to turn back.