Ch'alla Jawira

In Bolivia's land, so far away, Flows a river, where children play, Ch'alla Jawira, its name so grand, A river of sand, in a magical land. From Chilla-Kimsa Chata, it does emerge, With streams named Negro Amaya and Marco Soruco, it surges, With a south-eastern flow, it dances and twirls, Through Coro Coro Municipality, it unfurls. Janq'u Qalani, where it gains its new name, Ch'alla Jawira, a river of fame, Tupa Jawira, near Puki Tira's peak, Its journey continues, strong and sleek. Wichhu Qullu, a left affluent it meets, Qura Jawira, a new name it greets, Suni Jawira, a deserted river's embrace, Joining as one, in a beautiful chase. At Patacamaya, where the rivers unite, Ch'alla Jawira and Aqhuya Jawira, shining so bright, In Aroma Province, their journey does end, A magical river, a cherished friend. Random page: DB-2182