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NEW MEXICO STATE SONG
Written by Elizabeth Garrett, the blind daughter of famed Sheriff Pat Garrett. In
1917, Governor Washington E. Lindsey signed the legislation making O, Fair New Mexico the
official State Song. In 1928 John Philip Sousa presented an arrangement of the state song to
Governor A.T. Hannett and the people of New Mexico embracing a musical story of the Indian,
the Cavalry, the Spanish, and the Mexican.
Asi Es Nuevo Mexico, written by contemporary composer Amadeo Lucero, was sung with guitar
accompaniment to the assembled members of the 1971 Legislature by Lieutenant Governor
Roberto Mondragon and was promptly adopted as the Spanish-language version of the State
Song.
Words and Music by Elizabeth Garrett Under a sky of azure, where
balmy breezes blow; Third Verse |
Letra y Musica de Amadeo Lucero
Third Verse Fourth Verse Fifth Verse |
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