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- Letra de "Desastre Natural" / with translationsHoy es un día cuando un simple beso
Resolvería todo, hacernos olvidar
El rio se ha secado y esto no es un examen
Por ese agujero en mi cielo y esto no es un examen
Nuestros campos y bosques están
En llamas de arrepentimiento
Y a nadie has de culpar y esto no es un examen
Los volcanes soplan alto y esto no es un examen
Tu tierra sudará rencor y esto no es un examen
La marea no latira con
Vergüenza y arrepentimiento
Y a nadie has de culpar
Y esto no es un examen
Es el final
Resolvería todo, hacernos olvidar
El rio se ha secado y esto no es un examen
Por ese agujero en mi cielo y esto no es un examen
Nuestros campos y bosques están
En llamas de arrepentimiento
Y a nadie has de culpar y esto no es un examen
Tu tierra sudará rencor y esto no es un examen
La marea no latira con
Vergüenza y arrepentimiento
Y a nadie has de culpar
Y esto no es un examen
Es el final
Facts about Desastre Natural
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Desastre Natural is written by Michael Patton, John Stanier, Duane Denison, Kevin Rutmanis.
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It is first released in 2003 as part of Tomahawk's album "Mit Gas" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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When we try to understand the message behind it, Tomahawk's 'Desastre Natural' is a powerful and expressive piece that brilliantly captures both the devastation of nature and the suffering of mankind, thus drawing the listener to contemplate the aftermath of the human being's wrongdoings. The main concept of Desastre natural is the feelings of despair, and it also brings in angst, reflection, anger, and heartbreak. Simultaneously, the song highlights the death of love, despair, and hopelessness, the destruction of nature, and the finality of it all. The lyrics include the themes of nature's fury and of the human heart's turmoil which might be quite heavy for the younger ones to deal with. Though the language is not offensive, the general atmosphere and visuals might imply the necessity for parental guidance.
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Desastre Natural falls under the genre Rock.
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Desastre Natural song length is 2 minutes and 58 seconds.
Who wrote Desastre Natural lyrics?
Desastre Natural is written by Michael Patton, John Stanier, Duane Denison, Kevin Rutmanis.
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When was Desastre Natural released?
It is first released in 2003 as part of Tomahawk's album "Mit Gas" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Desastre Natural lyrics?
When we try to understand the message behind it, Tomahawk's 'Desastre Natural' is a powerful and expressive piece that brilliantly captures both the devastation of nature and the suffering of mankind, thus drawing the listener to contemplate the aftermath of the human being's wrongdoings. The main concept of Desastre natural is the feelings of despair, and it also brings in angst, reflection, anger, and heartbreak. Simultaneously, the song highlights the death of love, despair, and hopelessness, the destruction of nature, and the finality of it all. The lyrics include the themes of nature's fury and of the human heart's turmoil which might be quite heavy for the younger ones to deal with. Though the language is not offensive, the general atmosphere and visuals might imply the necessity for parental guidance.
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Which genre is Desastre Natural?
Desastre Natural falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Desastre Natural?
Desastre Natural song length is 2 minutes and 58 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Michael Patton, John Stanier, Duane Denison, Kevin RutmanisRecord Label(s): 2003 Ipecac Recordings
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