A La Carga Mi Rocanrol

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The Unstoppable Spirit of Rock and Roll

The song "A La Carga Mi Rocanrol" by La Renga is a powerful anthem that celebrates the rebellious and unstoppable nature of rock and roll music. The Argentine rock band La Renga is known for their straightforward rock sound and lyrics that often address social and political issues. In this song, the band uses vivid imagery and metaphors to convey their message.

The lyrics suggest a confrontation between the raw, honest expression of rock and roll ('mi rocanrol') and the forces that seek to contain or suppress it ('el gran vaso de tu cola de paja'). The 'mouth of the dragon' and 'tongue of fire' symbolize the band's fierce and unapologetic voice, which ignites the 'fuse' of truth. The song implies that there are those ('vas a usar tu prensa para aplastarme') who would use their power or media influence to silence the band, but La Renga asserts that their music and message will continue to spread, as it is carried by a 'wind' that cannot be stopped and is echoed by 'other mouths' that will not be silenced.

The song is a declaration of the enduring power of rock and roll as a form of expression that transcends attempts at censorship or control. It's a rallying cry for freedom of speech and artistic integrity, suggesting that the spirit of rock and roll is a collective force that grows stronger with opposition. La Renga's message is clear: their music, representing the 'song of life,' will not be annihilated, and the truth it speaks will continue to resonate with people everywhere.

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  1. Triste Canción de Amor
  2. Buseca y Vino Tinto
  3. Arte Infernal
  4. El Final Es En Donde Partí
  5. En Pie
  6. Negra Mi Alma, Negro Mi Corazón
  7. Almohada de piedra
  8. Caricias de Asfalto
  9. Bailando En Una Pata
  10. El Hombre De La Estrella
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