E-LO (feat. Jo'zzy & Pharrell Williams)

Los Unidades' song 'E-LO,' featuring Jo'zzy and Pharrell Williams, is a vibrant anthem that celebrates freedom, unity, and the power of collective action. The lyrics convey a sense of liberation and hope, emphasizing the importance of freeing oneself from societal constraints and embracing a future where everyone is united. The recurring phrase 'O-lo-e-o-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo' serves as a unifying chant, symbolizing the collective voice of the people coming together in harmony.

The song's narrative is enriched by the character of Mama Maria, who imparts wisdom about the dual nature of hands—they can both hurt and heal. This metaphor extends to the broader theme of human actions and their impact on society. Mama Maria's guidance to 'understand' and the imagery of taking a hand down to 'el Rio sol' (the river of the sun) suggest a journey towards enlightenment and understanding. The river, often a symbol of life and continuity, reinforces the idea of flowing towards a brighter, more unified future.

'E-LO' also touches on the personal aspect of liberation. The lyrics 'Hurt me outside, inside I'm free' highlight the resilience of the human spirit and the inner freedom that can be achieved despite external adversities. The repeated assertion that 'the sun's gonna shine on me' is a powerful declaration of hope and optimism. It suggests that, regardless of the challenges faced, there is an inevitable dawn of freedom and unity. The song ultimately calls for all hands to go free, envisioning a world where everyone is liberated and the sun shines equally on all, symbolizing equality and shared prosperity.