Grito De Guerra (War Cry) is Carlos Rivera’s rousing shout-out against injustice. Over stomping rhythms and fiery vocals, he calls out the “cobardes” who rule with lies, steal “pedazos” of people’s lives, and pretend to be eternal. Rivera lists their offenses—bitter words, forgotten silences, raised dust meant to show off their “greatness”—then flips the script: they only managed to spread sadness. Yet even after “they’ve taken everything,” one treasure remains untouchable: hope that things will change.
The song salutes everyday heroes who wake up early, kiss loved ones goodbye, make wishes over a candle, and head to work—all things the powerful can’t understand because they’ve forgotten how to smile. With the promise that “what goes up must come down,” Rivera invites listeners to stand firm, eyes wide open, ready to witness the downfall of corrupt rulers. It’s both a protest anthem and an uplifting reminder that collective resilience can topple any false empire—one united war cry at a time.