Pueblo Maldito

“Pueblo Maldito” by Warcry tells the story of a village cursed by an old wizard. The wizard, in his attempt to weaken the village, sends its inhabitants to another time and separates them, ensuring they never reunite. He sows hatred around them and makes them forget their past, filling their minds with the sounds of metal. However, the very metal that was meant to divide them becomes the unifying force, symbolizing their resilience and strength.

The lyrics reflect a deep sense of identity and faith among the villagers. Despite the wizard's curse, they recognize each other and share a common belief that one day the curse will end, and their village will shine again. This belief in their eventual triumph is a powerful testament to their enduring spirit. The repeated lines, “Yo sé bien quien de mi pueblo es, Sé muy bien quien comparte mi fe,” emphasize their unwavering faith and solidarity.

The song also carries a metaphorical message about the power of music, particularly metal, to unite and inspire. The “sound of metal” becomes a signal for the villagers, a rallying cry that brings them together and strengthens their resolve. The final lines envision a day when their village's radiance will rival the sun, and others will finally understand the true power and unity of the “servants of metal.” This imagery highlights the transformative and unifying power of music, suggesting that even in the face of adversity, a shared passion can lead to collective strength and eventual victory.