Aprendiendo A Luchar

Reincidentes' song 'Aprendiendo A Luchar' is a powerful anthem that speaks to the spirit of resistance and the fight against oppression. The lyrics traverse various global and local struggles, from the streets of Belfast to the jungles of El Salvador, and even to personal spaces like one's own room. This universality underscores the idea that the fight for justice and equality is a shared human experience, transcending geographical and cultural boundaries. The mention of places like Córcega, Sri Lanka, and Baiona to Nervión further emphasizes the widespread nature of these struggles.

The chorus, with its repeated lines '¡Ni un paso atrás!' (Not one step back) and 'aprendiendo a luchar' (learning to fight), serves as a rallying cry for those who feel they have nothing left to lose. The song suggests that in the face of adversity, the only way forward is to continue fighting. This sentiment is reinforced by the lines 'quien no tiene nada, sólo mierda y sudor' (those who have nothing, only shit and sweat), highlighting the harsh realities faced by many and the resilience required to overcome them.

Reincidentes also touches on specific socio-political issues, such as the fight against economic exploitation ('contra el reino del cipote, del dinero y de la cruz'), the struggle for independence, and environmental conservation ('para salvar Doñana'). The song criticizes the limited power of voting ('sólo puedes votar, morralla es lo que hay') and calls for more direct action. The overall message is one of empowerment through resistance, encouraging listeners to learn to fight and never give up, no matter the odds.