Ser Humano Junto a Los Mios

Almafuerte Almafuerte

A Cry for Authenticity and Unity in a Conflicted World

“Ser Humano Junto a Los Mios” by Almafuerte is a powerful anthem that delves into themes of authenticity, societal disillusionment, and the yearning for unity among people. The song opens with a declaration of the singer's spiritual independence, distancing himself from organized religion and dogma. This sets the stage for a broader commentary on identity and self-worth, emphasizing that the singer is neither superior nor inferior to anyone else. He identifies himself as a common man, the son of hardworking parents, which underscores the value of humility and the dignity of labor.

The song also pays homage to iconic Argentine figures, Eva Duarte and Juan Perón, symbolizing a warrior spirit and national pride. However, the tone shifts to a critique of contemporary society, where the singer laments the reversal of values and the prevalence of idiocy. This is reflected in the heavy, melancholic tone of the music, which serves as a form of resistance against the absurdities of modern life. The lyrics suggest that evil thrives on the ignorance of the masses, a poignant observation on the state of the world as the century comes to an end.

In the final verses, the song addresses the harsh realities faced by those who lack resources, such as the inability to afford legal representation, leading to unjust imprisonment. The plea to be left alone to live as a human being among fellow Argentinians from various provinces highlights a desire for solidarity and mutual respect. This call for unity and understanding among people from different regions of Argentina is a powerful reminder of the shared humanity that binds us all, despite the societal divisions and injustices we face.

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  1. Homenaje
  2. Desde El Oeste
  3. Todo es en vano si no hay amor
  4. El Pibe Tigre
  5. Moraleja
  6. De La Carne
  7. Regresando
  8. De La Escuelita
  9. Si Me Ves Volver
  10. De Los Pagos Del Tiempo
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