Tiempos de Cambio

Canserbero's 'Tiempos de Cambio' is a poignant reflection on the state of modern society, touching on themes of time, nature, human behavior, and the overarching influence of money and technology. The song begins with a contemplative observation of daily life, where the mundane actions of people and animals are set against the backdrop of a world that seems to be moving too fast, possibly due to the 'placebo effect' of looking for change without making any real progress.

The lyrics delve into the ironies and contradictions of human existence, highlighting the simultaneous occurrence of creation and destruction. Canserbero points out the disparities in human actions, from the loving to the violent, and the way in which money enslaves cultures and dictates societal norms. The song suggests that despite technological advancements and material wealth, the world is lacking in the most essential element: love. This is emphasized through the repetition of the line 'Ese factor se llama amor y nada más que eso,' which translates to 'That factor is called love and nothing more than that.'

'Tiempos de Cambio' translates to 'Times of Change,' and the song concludes with a hopeful note that despite the chaos and backwardness of the world, change is possible. The artist's yearning for change is evident, and the song serves as a call to recognize the importance of love and compassion in a world preoccupied with materialism and power. Canserbero's lyrical prowess and his ability to weave complex social commentary into his music make this song a powerful statement on the need for a shift in societal values.