Payaso
La Muralla Lyrics


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Para hacer esta muralla
Tráiganme todas las manos
Tráiganme todas las manos
Los negros sus manos negras
Los blancos sus blancas manos.

Una muraya que vaya
Desde la playa hasta el monte
Desde la playa hasta el monte




Desde el monte hasta la playa
Allá sobre el horizonte.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of La Muralla's Payaso are an insightful commentary on the power of unity and the collective action of people coming together. The opening lines, "Para hacer esta muralla, Tráiganme todas las manos" meaning "To build this wall, bring me every hand," set the tone for the entire song. The song speaks to people of all races, and calls on each person to contribute their hands and their efforts to build a wall that will stretch from the beach to the mountains, and from the mountains to the beach.


The lyrics suggest that the wall that is being built is not a physical structure, but rather a metaphor for the unity of people that can accomplish great things if they work together. The imagery of black and white hands working together is particularly poignant, and highlights the importance of people putting aside their differences to achieve a common goal. The phrase "Desde el monte hasta la playa, Allá sobre el horizonte" meaning "From the mountain to the beach, over the horizon" suggests the grandeur and significance of the task at hand.


Overall, the song speaks to the power of unity and the importance of working together towards a common goal. It is a call to action for people to come together and build something greater than themselves.


Line by Line Meaning

Para hacer esta muralla
In order to build this wall


Tráiganme todas las manos
Bring me every hand


Los negros sus manos negras
The black people with their black hands


Los blancos sus blancas manos
The white people with their white hands


Una muraya que vaya
A wall that goes


Desde la playa hasta el monte
From the beach to the mountain


Desde el monte hasta la playa
From the mountain to the beach


Allá sobre el horizonte
Over there, beyond the horizon




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