Why Do We Factor? Introduction to Factoring Polynomials: The Language of Mathematics IIIb (105)

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Lyrics to "El Guillatún" by Horeja, the the track sampled in this video:

English:

Millelche is sad with the tempest The wheat lies down on the mud The indians resolve after crying Talk with Isidro, with God and Saint John With God and St. John With God and St. John

The machi walks for the guillatún Chamal and revoso, trailonco and cultrúm And even the sick ones of her machitún Enlarge the rows of that guillatún Of that guillatún, of that guillatún

The rain that falls and falls again The indians look at it without knowing what to do They tear out their hair, they break their feet Because the harvest is going going to get ruined It's going to get ruined

The indians gather at a large yard With the instruments a song broke out The machi repeats the word sun And the echo of the field increases her voice Increases her voice

The king of heavens heard well Scares away the winds to another region Undid the clouds and then lied down The indians cover it with a prayer With a prayer

The smell of meat and muday can be felt Cinnamon, orange, bark of quillay The festival ends with dawn They saved the chant, the dance and the bread The dance and the bread, the dance and the bread.

Spanish:

Millelche está triste con el temporal los trigos se acuestan en este barrial los indios resuelven después de llorar hablar con Isidro, con Dios y San Juan.

Camina la machi para el guillatún chamal y revoso, trailonco y cultrúm, y hasta los enfermos de su machitún aumentan las filas de aquel guillatún, de aquel guillatún, de ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oqLu3J631Q