Imagínate

La Beriso's song 'Imagínate' is a powerful expression of frustration and longing for change. The lyrics delve into the pain and disillusionment felt by many in the face of societal and political corruption. The repeated phrase 'La puta madre que los parió' is a raw and emotional outcry against those who perpetuate suffering and injustice. This phrase, which can be roughly translated to 'Damn those who gave birth to them,' underscores the deep-seated anger and resentment towards those in power who continue to exploit and deceive.

The song also touches on the theme of lost hope and the difficulty of imagining a better future. Lines like 'Cómo pensar que esto cambiará' ('How to think that this will change') and 'Cómo imaginarme un día al despertar' ('How to imagine a day upon waking') reflect a sense of despair and the challenge of envisioning a world free from the current struggles. The mention of soldiers returning home and the desire to erase painful parts of history further highlight the longing for peace and normalcy.

Despite the heavy themes, there is a glimmer of hope in the song. The repeated invocation that 'Arriba te la cobra Dios' ('God will make them pay') suggests a belief in divine justice and retribution. This line serves as a reminder that, despite the apparent power of corrupt individuals, there is a higher power that will ultimately hold them accountable. The song, therefore, is not just a lament but also a call to imagine and strive for a better world, even in the face of overwhelming adversity.