Soñar – which means to dream – is Carla Morrison’s upbeat anthem about daring to believe in yourself even when the world says “You can’t.” Drawing from her bicultural roots in the United States and Mexico, Carla paints a vivid picture of a dreamer packing light, yet carrying a heart full of hope. Guided by a mother’s loving reminder — “Las alas te di yo para que pudieras volar” — she chooses courage over doubt, staking everything on the simple chance to reach her goals.
Throughout the song, Carla lists the hurdles every dreamer faces: people’s judgments, the echo of naysayers, the temptation to give in. Yet each chorus flips negativity into determination with declarations like “Voy a llegar, voy a seguir” and the repeated call to “Soñar”. The message is crystal-clear: critics come and go, but perseverance turns fragile hopes into real-world victories. When you sing along, you’re not just practicing Spanish — you’re rehearsing bravery, resilience and the thrilling belief that your dreams, no matter how sky-high, are worth the flight.