Hijos Del Verbo Amar

Pablo López's song 'Hijos Del Verbo Amar' is a powerful anthem celebrating the indomitable spirit of love and freedom. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two individuals, described as 'animals of wild verb,' who are fiercely alive and unafraid to challenge the constraints of their world. They walk under the rain, symbolizing renewal and resilience, and deceive the 'god beneath their feet,' representing their defiance against oppressive forces. This imagery sets the stage for a narrative of rebellion and liberation.

The chorus emphasizes their unbreakable spirit: 'Nadie les calla la boca' (No one silences them) and 'Nadie conoce de sus heridas' (No one knows their wounds). These lines highlight their resilience and the hidden struggles they endure. Their journey 'directo al sol' (directly to the sun) signifies a quest for enlightenment and freedom. By 'incendiando la ropa' (burning their clothes), they shed their past and societal expectations, embracing a life of authenticity and passion. The phrase 'han aprendido a bailar la vida' (they have learned to dance life) encapsulates their ability to find joy and meaning despite adversity.

The song also pays homage to the 'amantes locos' (crazy lovers) who live passionately and fearlessly. Their 'canción de guerra' (war song) is a call to arms for a revolution of love, urging others to embrace their true selves and fight for their freedom. The reference to the 'libro de los pecados' (book of sins) and the vow to forget the 'miedo a perder' (fear of losing) underscores the theme of liberation from guilt and fear. Ultimately, 'Hijos Del Verbo Amar' is a celebration of those who live and love with unbridled intensity, refusing to let anything or anyone steal their freedom.