Disparo Al Aire

Afaz Natural's song "Disparo Al Aire" is a poignant reflection on the violence and turmoil that plague many communities. The recurring lines "Ira bay bay bay suenan los disparos al aire" and "Ira bum bum bum y las calles llenas de sangre" paint a vivid picture of a world where gunshots and bloodshed are all too common. These lines set a somber tone, highlighting the harsh reality of life in areas affected by violence.

In the second verse, the artist dreams of a different world, one where the gunshots are merely dreams, and the bullets are no longer missed. He envisions a place where his friends are no longer dead, and they can sing together once more. This dream world is one where blood is no longer spilled, and people are not buried due to violence. Music becomes the universal language, and children are no longer mistreated. This verse serves as a stark contrast to the grim reality described in the chorus, offering a glimpse of hope and a longing for peace.

However, the dream is shattered as the artist wakes up to the same violent world. The lines "Tristemente observe que el mundo seguía al revés" and "La sangre seguía corriendo por las calles" express his despair upon realizing that nothing has changed. Despite this, he continues to dream of a world where music replaces violence, where the sounds of instruments become the new 'bullets' of brotherhood and peace. The song ends on a hopeful note, with the artist dreaming of a time when the only sounds in his neighborhood are those of musical instruments, symbolizing harmony and unity.

"Disparo Al Aire" is a powerful commentary on the impact of violence and the enduring hope for a peaceful future. It underscores the transformative power of music and the universal desire for a world free from bloodshed and suffering.