Esto Es

Alika's song 'Esto Es' is a powerful anthem that calls for awakening, unity, and love. The repeated chant of 'Fiyah' sets the tone for a passionate and fiery message. Alika addresses her audience directly, urging them to wake up and listen, to not remain asleep but to become aware and conscious. This call to action is not just for a select few but for everyone, emphasizing inclusivity and collective consciousness.

The lyrics highlight the importance of love and unity, referencing the teachings of Jah and the Rastafarian belief system. Alika speaks of the light being for everyone and the necessity of loving what is seen and unseen, as all are one under Jah. The mention of 'King Rastafar I' and 'emperatriz Menem' underscores the spiritual and cultural roots of the message, invoking the power of sound to cleanse and uplift minds and hearts.

Alika also addresses social issues, condemning violence and promoting peace and love. She calls out those who harm others and stresses the importance of teaching and embodying positive values. The song is a declaration of resilience and determination, with Alika expressing her unwavering commitment to purifying the world's energy and standing strong with her brothers and sisters. The repeated assurance that she will not be defeated and will be rescued reflects a deep faith in the power of unity and the transformative potential of love and consciousness.