Sueños

The song 'Sueños' by Horcas is a powerful anthem of resilience and defiance. The lyrics convey a message of standing strong against adversities and not letting external forces dictate one's path. The opening lines, 'No tiene que correr / Si te viene a buscar,' suggest that one should not flee from challenges but rather confront them head-on. This theme of confrontation is further emphasized with the repeated exhortation to 'Golpea, golpea,' which translates to 'Hit, hit.' This can be interpreted as a metaphor for fighting back against life's difficulties and not succumbing to them.

The song also delves into the idea of pursuing one's dreams and passions despite the obstacles that may arise. Lines like 'Los sueños vívelos, vívelos' ('Live your dreams, live them') and 'Te obligan a buscar / Tu perdida vocación' ('They force you to seek / Your lost vocation') highlight the importance of staying true to oneself and one's aspirations. However, the lyrics also acknowledge the harsh reality that pursuing dreams can sometimes lead to disappointment and betrayal, as seen in 'La encontrás, te alegras / Y después te ahorcan' ('You find it, you rejoice / And then they hang you').

The song's message is ultimately one of empowerment and self-reliance. It encourages listeners to take control of their lives and not be swayed by the negativity or deceit of others. The lines 'No hay razón de estar mal / Por culpa de los demás' ('There is no reason to be upset / Because of others') and 'Entendés tu misión / Disfruta que estas vivo' ('You understand your mission / Enjoy that you are alive') serve as a reminder to focus on one's own journey and find joy in the act of living. The recurring theme of 'Golpea' reinforces the idea that one must actively fight for their dreams and not let external forces deter them.