Sin Frontera

Ansia's song 'Sin Frontera' poignantly addresses the harrowing experiences of migrants who risk their lives in search of a better future. The lyrics open with a welcoming yet somber invitation to a perilous journey, highlighting the indifference to race or religion. The phrase 'chaleco salvavidas llevas en el corazón' (you carry a life jacket in your heart) serves as a powerful metaphor for the hope and dreams that migrants carry with them, even as many of these dreams tragically drown in the process.

The song critiques the hypocrisy and selfishness of so-called 'civilized' societies, which claim to be tolerant but often fail to live up to these ideals. The stark imagery of 'cinco muertos en la arena' (five dead on the sand) and 'muertos, desaparecidos' (dead, disappeared) underscores the fatal consequences of this journey. The repeated line 'muertos por soñar un mundo mejor en la Tierra' (dead for dreaming of a better world on Earth) emphasizes the ultimate sacrifice these individuals make in their quest for a better life.

Ansia uses 'Sin Frontera' to shed light on the grim reality faced by migrants, challenging listeners to confront the uncomfortable truths about immigration and the often deadly pursuit of happiness. The song serves as a call to action, urging societies to move beyond empty promises and truly embrace the values of tolerance and compassion. Through its raw and evocative lyrics, 'Sin Frontera' becomes a powerful anthem for those who have lost their lives dreaming of a better world.