Arriba Perú (part. Eva Ayllón, Renata Flores y Tony Succar)

“Arriba Perú” by Daniela Darcourt, featuring Eva Ayllón, Renata Flores, and Tony Succar, is a powerful anthem celebrating the spirit and resilience of Peru. The song opens with a call to witness the rebirth of the nation, emphasizing the rich heritage of the Inca civilization. This sets the tone for a narrative that intertwines pride, hope, and a collective desire for progress. The lyrics evoke a sense of unity and encouragement, urging Peruvians to support one another and not to be defeated, even when far from home.

The recurring lines “Por los míos, por los tuyos” highlight a communal effort, where personal and collective struggles are intertwined. The song emphasizes the importance of fighting with strength and courage for the betterment of the community. The imagery of a red and white heart, symbolizing the Peruvian flag, serves as a rallying cry for unity and patriotism. This metaphorical heart beats with emotion, strength, and even tears, reflecting the deep connection and love for the homeland.

The inclusion of indigenous languages and references to different regions of Peru—coast, highlands, and jungle—further enriches the song’s message of inclusivity and national pride. The call to “saca tu bandera” (raise your flag) is a powerful invitation for all Peruvians to come together and celebrate their shared identity. The song’s vibrant musical arrangement, featuring traditional and contemporary elements, underscores the dynamic and diverse culture of Peru. “Arriba Perú” is not just a song; it’s a celebration of heritage, a call for unity, and a testament to the enduring spirit of the Peruvian people.