1) Porter i… Read Full Bio ↴Porter refers to mulitple artists. Some of them include:
1) Porter is an independent rock band formed in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. Their music has been classified as alternative, indie, and experimental, and is very characteristic due to Juan Son's distinctive feminoid voice and squeals. Lyrics often explore surrealist and space rock themes combining the English and Spanish languages. Since 2013, Porter has a new lead singer: David Velasco and they are working in a new album called: Moctezuma. In 2013 they released a single called Palapa, sample of their new line up...
Porter formed in 2004, and consisted of Juan Carlos Pereda "Mussgo" (who now performs under the name Juan Son), Juan Pablo Vázquez "Chata", Víctor Valverde "Villor", Fernando de la Huerta "Fher" and Diego Rangel "Bacter". At first, Porter was mainly an acoustic project, until vocalist Juan Carlos Pereda joined the line-up soon after the band's formation. In 2013 Porter has a new lead singer: David Velasco.
In 2005, the band issued its first realease, an EP called Donde Los Ponys Pastan, under the independent label 3er Piso. Singles Espiral and Daphne are both from this EP. Porter made it to the semi-finals of an indie rock band contest called "0-Music", with the song No Te Encuentro later that year. Their second release, and only long play album was Atemahawke, this being their most popular and acknowledged album. The only single from this album, Host of a Ghost, received substantial radio and TV play, as well as a music video. Porter achieved notable popularity on Mexican radio during their time together as a band, and played in important music festivals such as Vive Latino and Coachella, as well as opening for bands like Red Hot Chilli Peppers and The Strokes. After a hiatus and various rumors of disbanding, they dissolved after playing the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California in 2008. Former vocalist Juan Son went on to pursue a career as a solo artist.
Since 2013, Porter has a new lead singer: David Velasco and they are working in a new album called: Moctezuma. In 2013 they released a single called Palapa.
2)Porter is also an alternative rock band from Witten, Germany.
3) Porter is also a hip-hop producer from Sweden that has worked with Abstract Rude, Prosperous and Neila, amongst others.
4) Porter is the stage name of one Chris Porter. Porter has been a fixture in the Southeastern music scene for over a decade, fronting bands like Some Dark Holler and The Back Row Baptists. Porter now resides in Austin, Texas. Porter's tunes often tell dark and desperate stories of real american life.
Porter spent his formative years in the music business sharing the songwriting and lead vocal duties in his previous projects, The Back Row Baptists and Some Dark Holler. Upon making the decision to leave the comfort of shared pressure, it took Porter over a year to conceptualize, write, and record his debut solo release, This Red Mountain
Murciélago
Porter Lyrics
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Quiero vomitar este dolor, este dolor
Cansado voy, de este caminar tan largo
Voy a volar con el ave sagrada
Guíame Quetzal oeoh
Viajame al final oeoh
Los abuelos, lo habían visto
No vienen en paz, se oyen gritos
Hay 3 naves, traen a Cristo
Guíame Quetzal oeoh
Viajame al final oeoh
Salgan al mar les suplico
Hay 3 naves traen a Cristo
No vienen en paz, se oyen gritos
Los abuelos, lo habían visto
Viajame al final oeoh
Viajame al final oeoh
In Porter's song "Murcielago," the lyrics depict a sense of physical and emotional exhaustion as the singer states "¡Ay que calor! Quiero vomitar este dolor, este dolor. Cansado voy, de este caminar tan largo," which translates to "Oh, it's so hot! I want to vomit this pain, this pain. I am tired of this long walk." The singer then calls upon the sacred bird, Quetzal, to guide him to his destination and take him to the end of his journey. The lyrics go on to describe a scene where the singer is pleading with their ancestors to come forth and witness the arrival of three ships that bring with them Christ, but do not come in peace as screams can be heard. Despite this, the singer continues to call upon Quetzal and plead for safe passage to their destination.
The song represents a journey where exhaustion and pain are internalized, and the singer relies on the guidance and protection of an ancient deity to reach their destination. The use of ancestral imagery adds a layer of mysticism to the song, making it feel like a spiritual journey that requires transcendent guidance. The arrival of the three ships with Christ is also a poignant image that can be interpreted as either welcoming or threatening, which further adds to the song's mystical nature.
Line by Line Meaning
¡Ay que calor!
Expressing discomfort due to the heat
Quiero vomitar este dolor, este dolor
Feeling so much pain that one wants to vomit
Cansado voy, de este caminar tan largo
Tired of walking such a long distance
Voy a volar con el ave sagrada
Planning to fly with the sacred bird
Guíame Quetzal oeoh
Asking Quetzal to guide the way
Viajame al final oeoh
Wishing to travel to the end
Salgan al mar les suplico
Begging them to come out to the sea
Los abuelos, lo habían visto
The grandparents had seen it
No vienen en paz, se oyen gritos
They are not coming in peace, screams can be heard
Hay 3 naves, traen a Cristo
Three ships are bringing Christ
Viajame al final oeoh
Wishing to travel to the end
Viajame al final oeoh
Wishing to travel to the end
Lyrics © UNIVERSAL MUSIC PUBLISHING,
Written by: David Velazco, Diego Rangel, Fernando De La Huerta, Juan Pablo Velazquez, Victor Velverde
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Clarissa Reyna
Excelente canción!
¡Ay que calor!
Quiero vomitar este dolor, este dolor
Cansado voy, de este caminar tan largo
Voy a volar con el ave sagrada
Guíame Quetzal oeoh
Viajame al final oeoh
Salgan al mar les suplico
Los abuelos, lo habían visto
No vienen en paz, se oyen gritos
Hay 3 naves, traen a Cristo
Guíame Quetzal oeoh
Viajame al final oeoh
Salgan al mar les suplico
Hay 3 naves traen a Cristo
No vienen en paz, se oyen gritos
Los abuelos, lo habían visto
Viajame al final oeoh
Viajame al final oeoh
Aarón Muñiz
*Lyrics*
¡Ay que calor! Quiero vomitar este dolor, este dolor
Cansado voy, de este caminar tan largo
Voy a volar con el ave sagrada
Guiame Quetzal oeoooooooh
Viajame al final oeoooooooooh
Salgan al mar les suplico
Los Abuelos, lo habían visto
No vienen en paz, se oyen gritos
Hay 3 naves, traen a Cristo
Guiame quetzal oeooooooh
Viajame al final oe ooooooh
Salgan al mar les suplico
Hay 3 naves traen a Cristo
No vienen en paz, se oyen gritos
Los Abuelos lo habían visto
Viajame al final oeooooh
Viajame al final oeoooooh
Are TI
"Salgan al mar les suplico, hay 3 naves traen a cristo. No vienen en paz, se oyen gritos".... uff se la rifaron con esta rolota....
fernando ans
Are Trejo Isla isi eh!!!
Citlali Zamora
:')
Luis Nacho
neta chidisima rola
Jesmex
Esta parte es la mejor, unas verdades incomodas.
XLXVXL
No soy creyente,más esa parte viene relatada como una profecía en un libro religioso....Muchos siglos antes de que sucediera.
Heridan Mendoza
Ellos tenían la Biblia y nosotros teníamos la tierra. Y nos dijeron: "Cierren los ojos y recen". Y cuando abrimos los ojos, ellos tenían la tierra y nosotros teníamos la Biblia.
Dante Díaz
muy buena quote
jairo cruz
Amor 💕 te encontré 😍
CGI Man Studios
Y los sacrificios humanos se los llevaron también