Nunca Jamás

Débler's song 'Nunca Jamás' is a powerful anthem of hope, redemption, and the promise of a better future. The lyrics convey a sense of renewal and the determination to protect and cherish what lies ahead. The repeated promise of 'Nunca volveré a hacerte llorar' (I will never make you cry again) underscores a commitment to care and nurture, suggesting a deep sense of responsibility and love. This promise is not just to another person but also to oneself, indicating a journey of self-improvement and healing.

The song draws a parallel to the story of Peter Pan, a character who symbolizes eternal youth and the refusal to grow up. By identifying as 'tu Peter Pan' (your Peter Pan), the narrator invites the listener to embrace their inner child and rediscover the joy and freedom of dreaming. This metaphor is a call to return to a state of innocence and wonder, to 'vuelve a volar' (fly again), and to believe in the impossible. The reference to writing the end of an unfinished book ('Porque este libro está sin terminar') suggests that the future is unwritten and full of potential, encouraging the listener to take an active role in shaping their destiny.

The song also touches on themes of resilience and revolution. The lines 'Estamos perdidos, somos perdición, comienza la revolución' (We are lost, we are perdition, the revolution begins) reflect a recognition of past mistakes and the need for change. This revolution is not just societal but personal, a transformation that starts from within. The call to 'levántate y míranos' (stand up and look at us) is a rallying cry for unity and collective action, emphasizing that together, we can overcome adversity and dream once more.