La Hora Final

Patricio Manns Patricio Manns

A Call for Peace and Unity in Troubled Times

Patricio Manns' song "La Hora Final" is a poignant reflection on the struggles and hopes of humanity. The lyrics open with a series of poetic images that convey a sense of fleeting beauty and comfort, such as a wolf giving its milk and a blue kiss calming storms. These metaphors suggest moments of tenderness and solace amidst life's challenges. The mention of a hand's shadow closing the singer's sadness with dreams further emphasizes the power of small, intimate gestures to provide emotional relief.

The song then shifts to a more urgent and universal message. Manns calls for a collective effort to change the world, advocating for the eradication of racial divisions and wars. He speaks of the need to cut off the hands of those who kill and to defend peace in every village on Earth. This part of the song underscores the artist's commitment to social justice and his belief in the possibility of a better world through active resistance and solidarity.

In the final verses, Manns expresses a deep sense of fear and uncertainty about the future. Holding hands with a loved one, he feels the looming threat of a metaphorical sword hanging over the world. The imagery of planting seeds without the assurance of a harvest reflects the precariousness of life in a world on the brink of disaster. The song ends on a somber note, acknowledging the ever-present danger of sudden catastrophe, symbolized by a volcano that could erupt at any moment. Through "La Hora Final," Manns captures the tension between hope and despair, urging listeners to fight for peace and unity despite the daunting challenges ahead.

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  3. HIMNO FPMR
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  6. El Cautivo de Til-til
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