Esto Va Para Atrás

Moris' song 'Esto Va Para Atrás' is a poignant reflection on the state of the world and the human condition. The lyrics express a deep sense of frustration and disillusionment with the way things are. Moris begins by acknowledging that he doesn't expect everyone to think like him, nor does he want to convince others to adopt his perspective. However, he feels compelled to voice his concerns, stating that the world is regressing rather than progressing.

The song delves into existential themes, questioning the very nature of existence. Moris points out that many people did not ask to be born into a world that is often cold and cruel. He even goes as far as to say that if it were up to him, he would make people wait a thousand years before being born, perhaps in the hope that the world would be a better place by then. This sentiment is further emphasized when he mentions that even our mothers, who brought us into this world, have also suffered and did not choose to be born into such a harsh reality.

Moris touches on the universal experiences of birth, life, and death, highlighting the mystery that surrounds our existence. He questions why, if we all must go through these stages, there is so much suffering, war, and hunger. The song concludes with a hopeful yet urgent plea for a world where everyone who is born can live happily. Moris' lyrics serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of striving for a better, more compassionate world for future generations.