Llegamos de Los Barcos (part. Los Músicos del Centro)

In 'Llegamos de Los Barcos,' Litto Nebbia, accompanied by Los Músicos del Centro, delves into the complex tapestry of Argentine identity. The song is framed as a zamba, a traditional Argentine folk genre, yet Nebbia aims to create a unique version that stands apart from the classics. He acknowledges that the most beautiful zambas have already been written, setting the stage for his own contribution to the genre. The lyrics reflect a desire to explore the origins of the Argentine people, making it easier to understand their future trajectory.

Nebbia contrasts the origins of different Latin American cultures, noting that Brazilians emerge from the jungle and Mexicans from indigenous roots. In stark contrast, he emphasizes that Argentines 'arrived on the boats,' a poignant reference to the waves of European immigrants who shaped modern Argentina. This line is repeated multiple times, underscoring the significance of immigration in the country's history. The repetition serves as a reminder of the diverse influences that have melded to form the Argentine identity, a blend of various cultures and backgrounds.

The song also touches on the love for the land and the people who inhabit it. Nebbia's zamba is not just a reflection on the past but a celebration of the present and a contemplation of the future. By acknowledging the mixed heritage of Argentina, he paints a picture of a nation that is a 'mixture of everyone.' This inclusive message resonates deeply, especially in a world where questions of identity and belonging are increasingly pertinent. Through his music, Nebbia invites listeners to reflect on their own roots and the shared history that binds them together.