Sigue El Río

Praful's song 'Sigue El Río' is a poetic exploration of life's natural flow and the importance of embracing it with a clear and fearless mind. The lyrics open with a contemplative question about happiness and expression, using the metaphor of a singing bird. This imagery suggests that happiness and the act of singing are intertwined, hinting at the idea that joy can be both a cause and an effect of our actions. This duality encourages listeners to find happiness in their expressions and to express their happiness freely.

The song's central metaphor, 'Sigue el río que fluye por tus venas' (Follow the river that flows through your veins), invites listeners to connect deeply with their inner selves and the natural rhythms of life. The river symbolizes the life force within us, urging us to flow with it rather than resist. The line 'Tu cuerpo es un cristal vibrante' (Your body is a vibrant crystal) emphasizes the purity and energy inherent in our physical being, suggesting that we are vessels of vibrant life energy.

Praful also addresses the concept of fear and its impact on our perception. By advising not to let fear cloud our vision, the song underscores the importance of maintaining a clear and free mind to truly see and understand the world. The rhetorical question 'Si quieres vivir, ¿por qué huyes de la muerte?' (If you want to live, why do you flee from death?) challenges the listener to confront their fears and embrace the full spectrum of life, including its inevitable end. This perspective encourages a holistic acceptance of life and death as interconnected parts of a greater spiritual journey, with the heart being described as a 'vórtice de gran espíritu' (vortex of great spirit), symbolizing the profound spiritual energy within us.