Kabah was a Mexican pop music group based in Mexico City. It was formed in … Read Full Bio ↴Kabah was a Mexican pop music group based in Mexico City. It was formed in 1992 and disbanded in 2005.

Kabah was formed in 1992 by Federica Tapia and her brother André. Their cousin Sergio was next to be added to the group, and later their neighbor and friend Maria José. At the time there were many pop groups in Mexico with four members, so Frederica and André decided to add longtime friends René and Daniela, bringing the total to six.

Shortly after the addition of these final two members, they did a cover for the group The Party. The song was called Encontré El Amor (I Found Love). Shortly after the release of Encontré El Amor, the group recorded this and another song, Somos Tan Diferentes (We are so different) at Gil Brothers studios, forming a two song demo tape

Eager to show their talent, they were given the chance to sing their two songs at a popular club. However, they were ill received by the audience and ultimately booed off the stage. Their second show came at the end of 1993 at a kindergarten where Federica worked as a teacher's assistant. For this show, they remade their two songs, giving them a more child friendly feel. Ironically, this event would end up marking their careers, as they realized they could find greater favor among younger audiences.
Despite their hopes however, they were initially turned down by several producers, such as Cha, Claudio Yarto and Aleks Syntek. It was not until Federica accidentally came across the phone number for Televisa that they found success. After calling Luis de Llano, the only music producer of the network, they were asked to come in for a meeting.

Luis told them about a singing talent show called Valores Juveniles, and suggested they spend a few months practicing for it. They then signed a contract for one album with Polygram Music, and soon after their first album, Kabah, was finished. They then went on to win the talent show with their first song, "Encontré El Amor." The album, which was officially released in 1994, contained four songs written by the group and was a success among the younger population.

The first album was such a success that Polygram Music decided to sign them and gave them a contract to make two more albums. They started recording a second album which would be titled La Calle De Las Sirenas (The Street Of The Mermaids). It was released in 1996 and was recorded in Los Angeles. La calle de Las Sirenas opened many doors for the group, and carried them to international fame.

1998's Esperanto followed, selling a record of 100,000 copies in the first week. It featured the singles "Mai, Mai", "Una Ilusión," and "Esperanto". The next follow-up, XNE, led the group to a more conceptualized image and somewhat darker sound. It also contained the theme song for the Mexican soap operaAmigas y Rivales.

In 2002, they returned to a lighter sound with La Vida Que Va, which was recorded in Norway under the Warner Music label and produced by Ole Evenrude. La Vuelta al Mundo, was released in 2003, and the band's final album, El Pop, was released in 2005. El Pop featured acoustic versions of a few of their greatest-hits, as well as two new songs. A farewell tour took them all across North America, concluding with a final show on December 31, 2005 on the bay of Acapulco, Mexico.

Heroes
Kabah Lyrics

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En la inmensidad es fácil respirar
No hay obscuridad, una luz, una verdad
Navegar, equilibrar
No es casualidad, la fe existe, el sol también
Sobrevivirá el simple valor de ser
Liberar, libertad

Podemos ser héroes aquí

una vez más, una vez más,
Y siendo héroes así, encontrarás

Y en la intensidad, en el centro está la paz
Desde el corazón el alma se elevará
Habitar la eternidad

Un despertar, una razón, una unidad
Una realidad, una creación, una verdad
Trascender, iluminar

Podemos ser héroes aquí
Una vez más, una vez más
Y siendo héroes así, encontrarás

Seremos héroes toda una eternidad

Seremos héroes para la eternidad
Seremos los héroes toda la eternidad

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Heroes" by Kabah paint a picture of a vast and wondrous universe, free of darkness and full of light and truth. It speaks of the value of faith and the existence of the sun and the simple courage needed to survive. It encourages us to break free and find our own freedoms in this journey of life. The song speaks of the power of heroism and how it can be found within us.

The song's chorus encourages us to become heroes once again, and find ourselves through the act of heroism. The lyrics speak of intensity and peace living at the core of our being and how leveraging this can elevate our souls. It urges us to aim for transcendence, illumination and for us to leave a mark through our existence. The song speaks of the eternality of heroism and how we can become the hero of our own story for all time.

Interesting Facts:
- Kabah is a popular Mexican music group, known for their pop and dance music.
- "Heroes" was released in 2002 and was written by lead singer Maria José.
- The song became an instant hit in Mexico and is still a popular anthem in the country.
- Kabah has won several Latin Grammy Awards and is one of the most successful Mexican music groups in history.
- The band formed in 1992 and went on to release several hit songs including "La Calle de Las Sirenas" and "Vive".
- In 2018, the band announced their farewell tour called "Adiós Kabah", which marked the end of their career.
- The message of the song resonates with Mexican culture, which places a great emphasis on heroism and independence.
- The video of the song features the members of the band in various superhero costumes, emphasizing the theme of heroes.
- The song has been covered by various artists, including Yuridia and Aleks Syntek.
- The chords of the song are not publicly available.

Overall, "Heroes" tells a story of self-discovery, perseverance, and heroism. It's a powerful reminder that we all have the strength to be heroes in our own lives, and that through this heroism, we can transcend and illuminate our existence.

Line by Line Meaning

En la inmensidad es fácil respirar
Breathing is easy in vastness

No hay obscuridad, una luz, una verdad
No darkness, only light and truth

Navegar, equilibrar
Navigate and balance

No es casualidad, la fe existe, el sol también
It's not by chance; faith and the sun both exist

Sobrevivirá el simple valor de ser
Survival depends on the mere value of being

Liberar, libertad
Release, freedom

Podemos ser héroes aquí una vez más, una vez más
We can be heroes here, once more and once more again

Y siendo héroes así, encontrarás
And by being heroes, you'll find

Y en la intensidad, en el centro está la paz
Intense peace is at the center

Desde el corazón el alma se elevará
The soul rises from the heart

Habitar la eternidad
Dwell in eternity

Un despertar, una razón, una unidad
An awakening, a reason, a unity

Una realidad, una creación, una verdad
A reality, a creation, a truth

Trascender, iluminar
Transcend, illuminate

Podemos ser héroes aquí una vez más, una vez más
We can be heroes here, once more and once more again

Y siendo héroes así, encontrarás
And by being heroes, you'll find

Seremos héroes toda una eternidad
We'll be heroes for eternity

Seremos héroes para la eternidad
We'll be heroes to eternity

Seremos los héroes toda la eternidad
We'll be the heroes for all eternity

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: ORTIZ O'FARRIL, SERGIO, QUIJANO TAPIA, JANINE PATRICIA, AUREO MANUEL BAQUEIRO GUILLEN, CARLA VERONICA GARCIA MELGAREJO, DANIELA MAGUN KNUPFELMACHER, HECTOR FERNANDO QUIJANO TAPIA, JANINE PATRICIA QUIJANO TAPIA, MARIA JOSE LOYOLA ANAYA, RENE AGUSTIN ORTIZ

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

Edna Alejandra Perez Gomez

En la inmensidad
Es fácil respirar
Hay obscuridad
Una luz, una verdad
Navegar, equilibrar

No es casualidad
La fe existe, el sol también
Sobrevivirá
El simple valor de ser
Liberar, libertad

Podemos ser
Héroes aquí
Una vez más, una vez más
Y siendo héroes así encontrarás...
Eh... eh-eh-eh-eh

En la intensidad
En el centro está la paz
Desde el corazón
El alma se elevará
Habitar la eternidad

Un despertar
Una razón, una unidad
Una realidad
Una creación, una verdad
Trascender, iluminar...

Podemos ser héroes aquí
Una vez más, una vez más
Y siendo héroes así encontrarás...

Ser héroes aquí
Una vez más, una vez más
Y siendo héroes así encontrarás...

Eh-eh-eh
Uh-uh-uh-uh
Eh-eh-y-eh

Seremos héroes toda una eternidad
Seremos héroes para la eternidad
Seremos los héroes toda la eternidad...

Podemos ser héroes aquí
Una vez más, una vez más
Y siendo héroes así encontrarás...

Ser héroes aquí
Una vez más, una vez más
Y siendo héroes así encontrarás...

Una vez más
Podemos ser héroes
Seremos heroes...
Uh...
Heroes
Ay-ay-ay-ay-ah-ah

All comments from YouTube:

Aarón Caleb

3y↑8

Es increíble que Spotify, no tenga está canción , pero YouTube al rescate ¡Amo a Kabah! ❤️

Hector Castillo

13y↑13

Esta es una de mis canciones favoritas de Kabah. En menos de 5:00 minutos, Kabah encapsulo todo lo que fue su historia y musica.

César Rodser

2y↑5

Para mí, XNE es el mejor álbum de su carrera. Todos sus trabajos discográficos son buenos, cada uno en su estilo, pero XNE fue un Parteaguas. De este se desprenden grandes temas, de hecho todos son muy buenos, tenemos (por nombrar algunos) "Te Necesito", "Héroes", "Historia de una noche", "Antro", "Simple mortal" y el tema principal de la telenovela "Amigas y Rivales".