Mexican revolutionary Emiliano Zapata written by Jorge Saldaña. "Preguntas por Puerto Montt" is a song that condemns the Puerto Montt massacre perpetuated in March 9, 1969 in which they died 11 men, women, and children. In the song he also directly accuses the then Christian Democrat interior minister, Edmundo Pérez Zujovic for having ordered the massacre, sending the Móvil Group to the outskirts of the city of Puerto Montt with the aim of burning the makeshift shacks and firing machine guns at the peasant families who were protesting the rural living conditions, killing eight peasants who were running disorganized. Four days later, Jara took the stage during a massive protest in Santiago and premiered his "most angry song to date". After Móvil Group stormed with water cannons and tear gas against students demonstrating for university reforms. Jara with Quilapayun wrote ""Móvil" Oil Special", a song with a play on words with the American oil company Mobil and Móvil Group. The phrase "mata tire tirun din" is a play on words with the nursery rhyme "mandan dirun dirun dan". Jara also covered songs by American, Mexican and Chilean composers: "If I Had a Hammer" written by Lee Hays and Pete Seeger was retitled "El Martillo", "Zamba del "Che"" is a tribute song to the Argentine guerrilla Che Guevara composed in 1967 by Rubén Ortiz Fernández, and "Ya Parte el Galgo Terrible" was composed in that year by Sergio Ortega for Pablo Neruda's play, Fulgor y muerte de Joaquin Murieta. "Te Recuerdo Amanda" initially appeared as the b-side of the "Plegaria a un labrador" single (included in the 1971 album, El derecho de vivir en paz), and later was included in the album, becoming "a hymn to love and the workers struggle". The song has been covered by several artists including Fito Páez, Joaquín Sabina, Joan Baez, Silvio Rodríguez, Joan Manuel Serrat, Presuntos Implicados and Boom Boom Kid. Artwork The album cover shows the "working hands" of Victor Jara, it was photographed by Mario Guillard and designed by Vicente and Antonio Larrea, the latter worked as a photographer and studied Applied Arts. Release Pongo en tus manos abietas was released in June 1969 in Santiago on the Jota Jota label. Some editions released in Peru, Germany and Italy were titled Te recuerdo Amanda. The original editions were in monaural sound, later reissues were in stereo sound. In March 2001 it was reissued