Concordias de Papel

In 'Concordias de Papel,' Sés delivers a powerful message of defiance and resilience. The song's title, which translates to 'Paper Concords,' suggests a rejection of superficial or insincere agreements. The lyrics reflect a deep-seated desire for genuine change and a refusal to accept half-measures or empty promises. Sés speaks of burning scars and living in an 'eternal April,' symbolizing a perpetual state of renewal and resistance. This imagery conveys a sense of ongoing struggle and the determination to keep fighting for true justice and peace.

The artist's refusal to hide her voice and her willingness to confront those who seek to silence her is a central theme in the song. Sés declares that she will not accept 'concordias de papel,' nor will she tolerate fatal revolts without meaningful change. This line underscores her rejection of superficial solutions and her demand for real, substantive progress. The mention of 'selling love to the land and raw meat to the fierce' highlights her commitment to nurturing her homeland while standing firm against those who would oppress or exploit it.

Sés also reflects on past struggles, recalling days of war and the pain of being cannon fodder. However, she emerges from these experiences with a renewed sense of purpose, having seen 'the wolf's skin' and resurrected herself. The final lines, 'I have no other principle than to kill before dying,' encapsulate her fierce determination to fight for her beliefs and her refusal to be a passive victim. Through 'Concordias de Papel,' Sés delivers a stirring anthem of resistance, resilience, and the unyielding pursuit of true justice and freedom.