Sacar La Voz Lyrics in English Ana Tijoux , Jorge Drexler

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Sacar La Voz by Ana Tijoux from Spanish to English.
Breathe to let the voice out
Take off as far as a swift eagle
Breathing takes on a future splendor
More meaning if we create it together
Free yourself from all shame, grab the
Reins, don't give in to the oppressor
Walk upright without fear, breathe and raise your voice
I have empty pockets, split lips
Scaly skin every time I look into the void
Worn-out soles, hands tied
The front door always had the sign
That said it was closed
A thorn stuck, an infected wound among
Beloved, a rage overflowing in the everything and in the nothing
The clumsy step at the edge, without chord, each time
That I lose my north I lose my support
Time that stabs locks me, the dagger kills me
Sharp, the flame restless, slips out of my hands
But I have my blooming corner
Letting out my voice I'm not alone, I'm with myself
Free yourself from all shame
Take the reins, don't surrender to the oppressor
Walk upright without fear, breathe and raise your voice
I have love forgotten, tired, worn out
Worn out, to the floor they fell
All the fragments that were broken
The bent stare, the clenched fist
I have nothing but nothing adds up in this puddle
Marked jaw, prepared word
Each sharpened letter is on the crest of the wave
Without sorrow or glory, writing this story
The point's not falling, getting up is the victory
Coming back, opening the door, it's settled, stay alert
Bring out the voice that was dead and turn it into an orchestra
Walk steady, free, without fear, breathe and raise your voice
Free yourself from all shame, take the reins, don't surrender to the oppressor
Walk upright without fear, breathe and raise your voice
On a line to hang the couplet that the wind rocks
That seldom deserves each sorrow, loose voice, every cough
Thinking about letting the voice out
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SONG MEANING

Sacar la Voz (Raise Your Voice) is a sonic call to action where Ana Tijoux and Jorge Drexler urge us to inhale courage and exhale truth. Through vivid images of worn-out shoes, empty pockets, and scarred skin, they paint the reality of struggle; yet every breath becomes an act of rebellion. The chorus invites us to stand tall, free ourselves from shame, grab the reins, and refuse the rule of any oppressor. It is both personal and collective: I am not alone; I am with myself quickly becomes we can build a brighter future together.

The verses move from raw vulnerability to fierce determination. Each setback—cuts, thorns, broken fragments—tests the spirit, but the song insists that victory lies in rising after every fall. Hope blooms in a “rincón florido,” a small flowering corner inside us all, reminding listeners that even when everything seems cracked, voices can join to form an unstoppable orchestra. In short, Sacar la Voz celebrates resilience, solidarity, and the power of speaking up, transforming pain into an anthem of liberation and self-belief.

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