Los Años Futuros

The song 'Los Años Futuros' by 1915 is a poetic exploration of resilience, truth, and the enduring power of love. The lyrics open with the imagery of removing a veil, symbolizing the unveiling of truth and the beginning of a journey. The phrase 'El periplo es mi anhelo' (The journey is my desire) suggests a longing for exploration and discovery, emphasizing that nothing is in vain. The metaphor of the ocean represents the vastness and shared experiences of life, indicating a deep connection between individuals.

The recurring lines 'Sobreviviendo siempre y resistiendo al frente' (Always surviving and resisting at the front) highlight the theme of resilience. The song acknowledges the struggles and challenges faced, yet it maintains a balanced perspective with the lines 'No está bien, no están mal, los años futuros' (It's not good, it's not bad, the future years). This suggests an acceptance of the uncertainties of the future, neither overly optimistic nor pessimistic. The mention of 'La verdad y el dolor son tu templo' (Truth and pain are your temple) underscores the idea that truth and pain are integral parts of one's existence, shaping and defining the human experience.

The song also delves into the concept of unity and shared experiences, as seen in the lines 'Tu orgasmo es mi orgasmo' (Your orgasm is my orgasm). This intimate connection signifies a profound empathy and shared joy. The closing verses reflect on the disillusionment with past idols and illusions, yet find solace in the enduring power of love. 'Toda tu ilusión y tus ídolos están vencidos, y en tu corazón el consuelo del amor está unido' (All your illusions and idols are defeated, and in your heart, the comfort of love is united) encapsulates the message that despite the fall of false idols and shattered illusions, love remains a constant source of comfort and unity.