Miguel
La Fuga Lyrics

The song "Miguel" by La Fuga tells the story of a man named Miguel who sleeps on the street named Juan XXIII, and in the afternoons, he can be found playing his guitar at the Principal. His guitar is always by his side, and he plays it to earn money for food and drink. Miguel is tired of living a life "fuera de control" or out of control, and he is searching for something to make him happy again. He only has one song to sing, but he sings it with all his heart.

Despite his struggles, Miguel has a deep understanding of the world around him. He knows how to stay warm on cold nights using cardboard boxes and clothing, and he accepts the wrinkles on his skin as a reminder of the price he pays for simply being born into a life where he is far from wealthy or influential. The song takes a tragic turn as it is revealed that Miguel has passed away, and no one of importance showed up to pay their respects at his funeral. However, his music lives on, and the singer can still hear his voice echoing through the Calle Mayor.

This song is a powerful commentary on poverty and the lack of opportunities available to some people. Miguel represents many individuals who find themselves living on the street and relying on music or art as a means of survival. The song also highlights how overlooked and undervalued these individuals are in society, even in death.