Marte

Melani Garcia's song 'Marte' is a poignant and urgent call to action for environmental conservation, particularly focusing on the plight of our oceans. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the current state of the seas, filled with plastic and secrets that can no longer be hidden. The ocean, once a symbol of beauty and life, is now depicted as a victim of human neglect and pollution. Garcia's use of the ocean as a metaphor for the planet's health underscores the interconnectedness of all life on Earth.

The chorus of the song, with its powerful imagery of a voice reaching 'hasta Marte' (up to Mars), serves as a metaphor for the far-reaching impact that individual actions can have. Garcia emphasizes that change is possible and within our grasp if we choose to act. The repeated line 'Tu voz hoy puede volar' (Your voice can fly today) is a rallying cry for listeners to use their voices and actions to advocate for the environment. The idea that 'Todo puede ser como quieras tú' (Everything can be as you want it) reinforces the message that collective effort can lead to significant change.

Garcia also highlights the importance of awareness and rational thinking in addressing environmental issues. She appeals to 'las mentes que razonan' (the minds that reason) and 'la gente que algo quiere cambiar' (the people who want to change something), suggesting that informed and motivated individuals are key to driving the necessary changes. The song is not just a lament for the current state of the oceans but a hopeful and empowering anthem that encourages listeners to take responsibility and act for a better future.