Sexta Extincion

Pastilla's song 'Sexta Extincion' delves into the pressing issue of environmental degradation and the looming threat of a sixth mass extinction. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world on the brink, where the consequences of human actions are becoming increasingly irreversible. The phrase 'Esta es la sexta extincion' (This is the sixth extinction) sets a somber tone, indicating that the current trajectory of environmental harm could lead to a catastrophic loss of biodiversity, erasing not just species but also the essence of what humanity has been.

The song emphasizes the urgency of the situation with lines like 'el tiempo lo dijo asi, lo pudiste prevenir' (time said it so, you could have prevented it), suggesting that the signs have been evident, and there was a chance to avert this crisis. The repeated assertion 'vamos a morir' (we are going to die) serves as a stark reminder of the potential consequences if immediate action is not taken. The lyrics urge listeners to educate themselves ('sera mejor leer, para poder saber' - it will be better to read, to be able to know) and to listen and understand the gravity of the situation ('sera mejor escuchar tu vida vale mas' - it will be better to listen, your life is worth more).

The song also touches on the interconnectedness of all life forms, with the metaphor of the forest ('soy el bosque y sin tu ayuda alguien me va a quemar o me voy a secar' - I am the forest and without your help someone will burn me or I will dry up). This metaphor highlights the dependency of nature on human actions and the dire consequences of neglect. The plea 'Tienes que pensar en mi, Si quieres que sea feliz' (You have to think of me if you want me to be happy) underscores the need for collective responsibility and empathy towards the environment. Pastilla's 'Sexta Extincion' is a powerful call to action, urging humanity to rethink its relationship with nature and take meaningful steps to prevent further destruction.