Fronteras En América.

Los Pericos' song 'Fronteras En América' delves into the theme of crossing borders, both literal and metaphorical, in the pursuit of a better life. The lyrics speak to the determination and resilience required to overcome obstacles, symbolized by the act of crossing a border. The line 'Voy a cruzar para no perder' (I will cross so as not to lose) highlights the urgency and necessity of this journey. The 'motor dentro del corazón' (engine within the heart) represents the inner drive and passion fueling this quest for more.

The song also touches on the harsh realities faced during such a journey. Walking 'bajo el ardiente sol' (under the burning sun) signifies the physical and emotional hardships encountered. The repeated phrase 'Fronteras en América' (Borders in America) serves as a reminder of the barriers that exist and the challenges they present. The mention of 'rojos ojos sobre el firmamento' (red eyes on the firmament) could symbolize the watchful eyes of authorities or the exhaustion and vigilance required to navigate these treacherous paths.

Furthermore, the lyrics 'El diablo vestido de novia te adormece la memoria' (The devil dressed as a bride lulls your memory) suggest the deceptive allure of false promises and the dangers of forgetting one's purpose. The song's repeated call for 'marcha' (march) emphasizes the need for continuous movement and perseverance. Los Pericos, known for their reggae and rock influences, use this song to convey a powerful message about the struggles and hopes of those who seek to cross borders in search of a better future.