Sueño que va

Kameleba's song 'Sueño que va' is a poetic and evocative exploration of dreams, unity, and the pursuit of peace. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a journey on a boat, symbolizing a collective quest towards a better future. The repeated plea, 'No me despierten ahora que sueño que va,' underscores the importance of maintaining hope and not being jolted back to a harsh reality. This dream is not just a personal escape but a shared vision of faith and unity, as the boat sails towards 'esas costas de fe, de unidad.'

The song delves into the struggles and obstacles faced on this journey. The imagery of being 'flotando en medio del mar' and the 'desierto de ciegos que no quieren ver' highlights the challenges of navigating through a world filled with disbelief and hatred. The metaphor of 'las arenas del odio' where people 'se mueren de sed' or 'amanecen embriagados' speaks to the emotional and spiritual desolation that can occur when one is disconnected from love and unity. Despite these challenges, the song emphasizes resilience and the importance of continuing to 'remar' or row towards the dream of peace.

A significant aspect of the song is the absence of a captain on this 'nueva nave,' symbolizing a collective effort where no single person leads. This egalitarian approach is threatened by 'el ego,' yet the song remains hopeful that this will not derail their path. The repeated invocation of 'Brothers and sisters' reinforces the theme of solidarity and shared purpose. The song's message is clear: unity and friendship are the anchors that will keep this 'barca de sueños' afloat, guiding them through the 'aguas del alma y del ser' towards a place of innocence and belonging.