Verbo

Nach's song 'Verbo' (which translates to 'Verb' in English) is a poetic exploration of the power of words and actions in shaping our lives and the world around us. The song begins with a philosophical statement, 'Al principio fue la palabra' ('In the beginning was the word'), suggesting that words are the starting point of creation and change. This line echoes the biblical reference from the Gospel of John, emphasizing the transformative power of speech and thought.

The lyrics delve into the human condition, describing individuals as 'puzzles incompletos' (incomplete puzzles) and 'esqueletos vagando histéricos' (wandering hysterical skeletons), highlighting the fragmented and often chaotic nature of human existence. Nach urges listeners to break free from silence and inaction, which he sees as harmful and limiting. He encourages self-expression and the pursuit of one's desires, emphasizing that words and actions ('verbo') are essential to personal growth and fulfillment.

The song is a call to action, urging people to be the change they wish to see in the world. Nach implores his audience to use their voice as a tool to overcome darkness and adversity. The repeated phrase 'Tú dices, tú haces, tú creces' (You speak, you do, you grow) reinforces the idea that speaking out and taking action are integral to personal and societal progress. 'Verbo' is not just a song but a motivational speech set to music, inspiring listeners to embrace their individuality and power to make a difference.