Donde Las Aguilas Se Atreven

Attaque 77's song "Donde Las Aguilas Se Atreven" is a powerful anthem that speaks to the spirit of rebellion and unity among the youth. The lyrics invite listeners to come closer, take a moment to understand, and perhaps join a new movement that is rising. This movement is described as a 'new race' that is being born, urging people to unite and form a regiment of sinners, with the streets as their domain. The song emphasizes the importance of coming together to resist control and oppression, suggesting that even if many years pass and many fall, unity will make them unstoppable.

The chorus reinforces this message of resilience and solidarity. The repetition of the lines "Podrán pasar mil años, verás muchos caer, pero si nos juntamos, no nos van a detener" (A thousand years may pass, you will see many fall, but if we come together, they won't stop us) serves as a rallying cry for collective action. The song encourages listeners not to resign themselves to waiting or to be afraid, as the vultures (a metaphor for oppressors) will never be able to catch them. The imagery of working while the oppressors sleep and being in places their 'dogs' cannot reach further underscores the theme of resistance and strategic rebellion.

The title and the final lines of the song, "Volando bajo un cielo azul, cruzando del norte hacia el sur, sólo dónde las águilas se atreven" (Flying under a blue sky, crossing from north to south, only where the eagles dare), evoke a sense of freedom and fearlessness. The eagle, a symbol of strength and courage, represents the new generation's daring spirit to go where others cannot. This imagery ties back to the central theme of the song: the power of unity and the unyielding spirit of rebellion that can overcome any obstacle.