Que Canten Los Niños

“Que Canten Los Niños” by Coro Santiago Apóstol is a heartfelt plea for unity, peace, and the power of children's voices to bring about change. The song emphasizes the purity and truth found in the voices of children, urging them to raise their voices to be heard by the world. The repeated call for children to sing, whether they live in peace or suffer from pain, highlights the universal need for their innocence and hope to shine through in a world often marred by conflict and sorrow.

The lyrics delve into various reasons why children sing, each verse touching on different aspects of life and the environment. From singing for the joy of living and the happiness of their loved ones to advocating for a cleaner, more respectful world, the song covers a broad spectrum of social and environmental issues. The mention of singing for those who cannot, due to their voices being silenced, adds a poignant layer of advocacy and remembrance for the voiceless and oppressed.

Coro Santiago Apóstol uses this song to convey a powerful message about the importance of listening to the younger generation. The children's voices symbolize hope, truth, and the potential for a better future. By uniting their voices, they aim to reach the Sun, a metaphor for achieving enlightenment, peace, and a brighter tomorrow. The song is a beautiful reminder of the impact that even the smallest voices can have when they come together in harmony, advocating for a world where everyone can live in peace and happiness.