Cuando Vuelen Nuestras Almas

Falsalarma's song 'Cuando Vuelen Nuestras Almas' is a powerful and urgent call to action, addressing the dire state of the world and the consequences of inaction. The lyrics, delivered with raw emotion and intensity, paint a bleak picture of a world on the brink of collapse due to war, environmental destruction, and social injustices. The song opens with a stark warning about the future, emphasizing that if we do not act soon, future generations will suffer the consequences. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, which is filled with vivid imagery and poignant questions about the kind of world we are leaving for our children.

Titó's verses are a visceral expression of pain and frustration. He describes feeling the world's suffering as a physical pain, likening it to a volcanic eruption. The imagery of jumping into a void and swimming through oceans of lava underscores the sense of hopelessness and urgency. He criticizes the misuse of power and the destructive path humanity is on, questioning the morality of those in power and the apathy of the general population. The references to children with rifles, the spread of AIDS, and the exploitation of minors highlight the myriad of social issues that are being ignored or inadequately addressed.

El Santo's verses continue this theme, focusing on the rapid pace of destruction and the need for immediate action. He speaks of a future that looks increasingly grim, with the end of days seemingly imminent. The call to 'echemos freno y marcha atrás' (put on the brakes and reverse) is a plea for humanity to take responsibility and make significant changes before it's too late. The song ends on a note of cautious hope, suggesting that while the situation is dire, there is still a chance to make a difference if people are willing to take action. The repeated refrain about the future of our souls and the calm that will come only after significant change serves as a haunting reminder of what is at stake.