Pasan Los Años

“Pasan Los Años” by Comando Svr is a passionate anthem dedicated to the unwavering loyalty of the fans of Alianza Lima, a prominent football club in Peru. The song captures the essence of what it means to be a devoted supporter, emphasizing that while players and leaders may come and go, the fans' love and dedication remain constant. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, “Pasan los años pasan los dirigentes / Pasan los jugadores la hinchada sigue acá,” which translate to “Years go by, leaders go by / Players go by, the fans are still here.” This highlights the enduring nature of the fans' commitment, regardless of the changes within the team.

The lyrics also convey a sense of defiance and resilience. The line, “Y pobre del que quiera matarnos la ilusión,” or “Woe to anyone who tries to kill our dream,” suggests that the fans' hope and passion are indestructible. This defiance is a common theme in football culture, where fans often see themselves as the true backbone of the club, enduring through both triumphs and hardships. The song serves as a rallying cry, uniting the fans in their shared love for the team and their collective dream of seeing Alianza Lima crowned champions.

Moreover, the song emphasizes the communal and emotional aspects of being a fan. Phrases like “Sentimiento popular” (popular sentiment) and “Te llevo en el corazón” (I carry you in my heart) underscore the deep emotional connection that fans have with their team. This connection transcends the sport itself, becoming a significant part of their identity and community. The song is not just about football; it’s about belonging, pride, and the shared experiences that bind the fans together. Through its heartfelt lyrics, “Pasan Los Años” celebrates the timeless and unbreakable bond between Alianza Lima and its supporters.