Clama (feat. Ulises Eyherabide)

Kike Pavón's song 'Clama,' featuring Ulises Eyherabide, is a powerful anthem of faith and resilience. The lyrics convey a deep sense of struggle and despair, as the narrator feels overwhelmed by the challenges and adversities that seem to rise against him. The imagery of a dark cloud and the end of spring symbolize a period of hardship and emotional turmoil. Despite these feelings of helplessness, the song's core message is one of hope and divine intervention.

The recurring call to 'clama' (cry out) is a plea for the listener to reach out to a higher power in times of need. The song reassures that this cry will not go unanswered, emphasizing the importance of faith and trust in divine support. The lyrics 'Clama, clama, clama a mí que yo responderé' (Cry out to me, and I will answer) and 'Solo ten fe, no hay nada que no puedo hacer' (Just have faith, there is nothing I cannot do) highlight the belief in an omnipotent force ready to provide aid and comfort.

The song also touches on the theme of perseverance. The narrator declares victory over his struggles, even before seeing a way out, signifying a profound trust in the process and the eventual triumph over adversity. The mention of enduring winter alongside a divine presence suggests that faith can provide warmth and strength even in the coldest, most challenging times. 'Clama' is a testament to the power of faith, encouraging listeners to hold on and trust that they will not be abandoned in their darkest moments.