Angeles sin Alas

“Angeles sin Alas” by Sacrilegio is a poignant and evocative song that delves into the plight of homeless children, metaphorically referred to as 'angels without wings.' The lyrics paint a vivid picture of these children, who are seen running through shadows and playing with the wind, yet they are devoid of the warmth and light that a stable home and love would provide. The recurring phrase 'sin sol' (without sun) underscores their lack of hope and joy, emphasizing their marginalized existence.

The chorus is particularly powerful, as it juxtaposes the image of a comet flying against the stark reality of these children’s lives. The comet, a symbol of fleeting beauty and light, contrasts with the children’s lost dreams and lack of shelter. The repeated call to 'seek the light' that someone tried to deny them is a plea for recognition and compassion. These 'angels without wings' are not just homeless; they are deprived of the basic human necessities of love and care, making their struggle even more heart-wrenching.

The song also touches on the emotional and psychological toll of homelessness. The lyrics describe the children’s physical weakness and the pain of being forgotten, with their minds struggling to find meaning in their existence. The plea for help is not just a cry for physical shelter but also for emotional support and understanding. The song’s message is a call to action, urging society to remember and assist these vulnerable children, to restore their lost dreams and provide them with the love and care they desperately need.