En La Tierra (part. Lisandro Aristimuño)

Rocco Posca's song 'En La Tierra,' featuring Lisandro Aristimuño, is a poetic exploration of change and transformation, both in the natural world and within the self. The lyrics paint vivid imagery of natural phenomena like tornadoes, rivers, and magma, symbolizing the upheaval and renewal that the earth undergoes. This can be seen as a metaphor for personal transformation, suggesting that just as the earth experiences cycles of destruction and rebirth, so do individuals in their emotional and spiritual lives.

The recurring line 'De la tierra' (From the earth) emphasizes a deep connection to the planet, suggesting that the changes we experience are not isolated but part of a larger, universal process. The mention of 'vibratorial tempest' beginning in the soul indicates an internal storm, a period of intense emotional or spiritual upheaval that mirrors the external chaos. This duality of internal and external change is a central theme, highlighting how personal growth is often accompanied by, or reflective of, broader environmental shifts.

The lyrics also touch on disillusionment with old narratives and beliefs, as seen in the lines 'Las historias, que nos cuentan / Ya no sirven, ya no sienten' (The stories they tell us / No longer serve, no longer feel). This suggests a breaking away from outdated ideologies and a search for new truths that resonate more deeply with one's current reality. The song's repetitive structure and haunting melody reinforce the cyclical nature of these themes, creating a meditative and introspective atmosphere that invites listeners to reflect on their own experiences of change and renewal.