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Text:Toma mi mano, hermano
Author:Waldino Suárez
Author:Osvaldo Catena
Tune:VEN A LA MESA
Composer:Waldino Suárez
Composer:Osvaldo Catena
Harmonizer:Luis Olivieri

248. Toma mi mano, hermano

1 Toma mi mano, hermano*, Cristo resucitó;
vengamos a la mesa que nos ofrece Dios.
Toma mi mano, hermano*, Cristo resucitó.

Estribillo:
Ven, hermano*, ven; toma mi mano, ven.
Ven a la mesa de nuestro Redentor,
unidos en la Iglesia por la fe y el amor.

2 Al vernos en tristezas, al mundo Él llegó,
y en la cruz de sus brazos la vida derramó.
Toma mi mano, hermano*, Cristo resucitó. [Estribillo]

3 El vino de su sangre nuestro dolor borró,
y en pan de harina y diva, nuevo vivir nos dio.
Toma mi mano, hermano*, Cristo resucitó. [Estribillo]

4 Comemos de su cuerpo, trigo de redención;
bebemos de su sangre, vino de cruz y amor.
Toma mi mano, hermano*, Cristo resucitó. [Estribillo]

*hermana

Text Information
First Line: Toma mi mano, hermano, Cristo resucitó
Title: Toma mi mano, hermano
Author: Waldino Suárez
Author: Osvaldo Catena
Refrain First Line: Ven, hermano, ven
Meter: 13.13.13. y estribillo
Language: Spanish
Publication Date: 1999
Scripture:
Topic: Eucaristía
Notes: John 13:31-24
Tune Information
Name: VEN A LA MESA
Composer: Waldino Suárez
Composer: Osvaldo Catena
Harmonizer: Luis Olivieri
Meter: 13.13.13. y estribillo
Incipit: 11513 26552 543
Copyright: Arm. © Luis Olivieri



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