Polucion

Gondwana's song 'Polucion' is a poignant commentary on the environmental degradation caused by human activities. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world where the sun is barely visible due to pollution, and breathing has become a struggle. The recurring theme of trying to breathe amidst 'tanta polucian' (so much pollution) underscores the severity of the air quality crisis. The song suggests that rain, a natural purifier, is the only solution in this polluted environment, highlighting the desperate need for natural interventions to combat human-induced pollution.

The song also reflects on the loss brought about by modernization. The line 'Perdimos demasiado por la modernizacian' (We lost too much due to modernization) suggests that the pursuit of progress has come at a significant cost to the environment. The lyrics call for a solution, urging listeners to recognize the damage and take action. This plea is further emphasized by the mention of the city's dirty air, which prevents people from breathing, symbolizing the broader impact of environmental neglect on human health and well-being.

In the latter part of the song, Gondwana reminisces about a time when nature was in balance and provided wisdom. The lyrics lament that people failed to respect this balance due to their limited way of thinking. The song ends with a powerful call to action: 'Y ahora cuida la tierra, escucha lo que te ensea' (And now take care of the earth, listen to what it teaches you). This message encourages listeners to open their eyes and recognize that the power to preserve life lies in their hands. 'Polucion' is not just a song but a rallying cry for environmental consciousness and responsibility.