Todo Llegará (Confination Song XXV) (part. Manu Chao)

STAY HOMAS, a band known for their creative and heartfelt music, collaborates with Manu Chao in the song 'Todo Llegará (Confination Song XXV).' This song captures the essence of hope and resilience during challenging times, particularly reflecting the global experience of confinement and isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and the struggle to find normalcy in a world turned upside down.

The song begins by highlighting the limitations imposed by the pandemic, such as the inability to run in the square or grow in a pot, symbolizing the restrictions on freedom and personal growth. However, it also encourages the listener to dream and break through the metaphorical walls that seem insurmountable. The recurring question, '¿Y ahora qué vamos a hacer con el silencio?' (And now what are we going to do with the silence?), underscores the uncertainty and introspection that many faced during the lockdown.

As the song progresses, it delves into the emotional toll of the pandemic, with lines like 'De los recuerdos no se puede vivir' (You can't live off memories) and 'Cada día yo lucho, para no decaer' (Every day I fight, so I don't fall). These lyrics reflect the daily struggle to maintain mental and emotional well-being. Despite the hardships, the song maintains a hopeful tone, with the repeated assurance that 'Todo llegará' (Everything will come). This phrase serves as a reminder that better days are ahead, and the sound of the 'campana de la libertad' (bell of freedom) will eventually ring, signaling the end of the confinement and the return to normalcy.

The collaboration with Manu Chao adds a layer of cultural richness to the song, as he is known for his socially conscious music that often addresses themes of struggle and resilience. Together, STAY HOMAS and Manu Chao create a powerful anthem that resonates with anyone who has faced adversity and is holding on to hope for a brighter future.