Un Corazón Que Grita

“Un Corazón Que Grita” by Rctv is a powerful anthem that encapsulates the enduring spirit and commitment of Radio Caracas Television (RCTV) to its audience. The song is a tribute to the deep connection between the broadcaster and the Venezuelan people, emphasizing a shared history and mutual support. The lyrics highlight the station's role in informing and entertaining the public for over half a century, portraying RCTV as an integral part of the nation's cultural fabric.

The recurring theme of a “heart that shouts” symbolizes the passionate and unwavering spirit of both the broadcaster and its viewers. This metaphorical heart represents the collective voice of the Venezuelan people, who refuse to be silenced. The song conveys a sense of unity and resilience, with RCTV standing as a beacon of hope and a defender of the right to free expression. The lyrics also reflect a strong emotional bond, filled with love and a desire to continue this journey together, despite any challenges that may arise.

Cultural and political undertones are evident throughout the song, particularly in lines like “Defiende tu derecho a ver lo que quieres ver” (Defend your right to watch what you want to watch) and “No dejes que te quiten el control” (Don’t let them take control from you). These lines resonate with the historical context of RCTV, which faced government censorship and shutdowns. The song serves as a rallying cry for freedom of speech and the importance of media independence in Venezuela. It’s a poignant reminder of the broadcaster’s legacy and its ongoing commitment to its audience, urging them to stand firm in their right to access diverse and independent media.