Hijos del Peligro

In 'Hijos del Peligro,' me llamo (Sebastián) delves into themes of fearlessness, eternal love, and the inevitability of fate. The song opens with the artist declaring a loss of the 'ancestral fear of chance,' suggesting a newfound courage to face life's uncertainties head-on. This sets the stage for a journey 'against eternity,' where the protagonists are unafraid to confront the unknown. The imagery of galloping without restraint evokes a sense of freedom and defiance against the constraints of time and societal judgment.

The chorus, 'Somos hijos del peligro,' translates to 'We are children of danger,' encapsulating the essence of living on the edge and embracing the risks that come with it. The song speaks to a higher plane 'where good, bad, and freedom are not judged,' indicating a utopian realm of pure existence. This place is described as one where they will become 'stars of the sky,' symbolizing a transcendence beyond earthly limitations. The repeated assertion that 'nothing can touch us' reinforces their invincibility and resilience.

The lyrics also explore the theme of eternal love, with lines like 'If something has to end, let it be you inside me,' portraying a deep, almost spiritual connection. The metaphor of a 'gem that outweighs metal' suggests that this love is precious and incomparable. The song concludes with a powerful declaration that 'we are children of danger' and 'we will never be silenced,' emphasizing their unyielding spirit and commitment to living authentically, regardless of the risks involved. This anthem of defiance and love resonates with anyone who has ever felt the pull of destiny and the courage to face it unflinchingly.