Fighting against the Russian invasion and trying to unite the Ukranian spirit

The song is about the fight of woman’s to be listening and don’t be violated

feminicides

inequality

injustice

We all have the obligation to take care of the world

This song is against the homophobic.

This song talks about the fight of women for a better world due to the violence that we live in the actuality.

Team members: Oscar and Mafer

Neoliberalism and submission

Talks about the social differences that exists, between those who have the most opportunities, and those who must work harder to have them. Likewise, talks about older generations looking down on younger generations.

The problem about de enviromental degradation.

Corruption of political "class"

Alí Cotzomi

Camila Andrade

Norma Hernández

Danae Hernández

It talks about the opposition to dictatorship and the march towards freedom.

Scarlett Cordero, Gonzalo Osorno & Abigail Díaz

It talks about looking for peace and imaging a world without divisions

Todos ellos sufren las consecuencias del conflicto: falta de acceso a agua potable y saneamiento adecuado, carenciade suministros básicos para su supervivencia y abandono de los estudios.

Ilene Flores

Social problem is police brutality and racial violence and discrimination

https://youtu.be/n4RjJKxsamQ?si=bTO6ZJE2Vnha2fjT

This song advocates for a world without social, political, or religious divisions

Equal oportunities between women and men

-Ma.Fernanda Morales Olivares

Talks about respect for different sexual orientations

https://youtu.be/fPO76Jlnz6c?si=lzJNw_cPFr3rqYsx

This is a feminist song that conveys two main and powerful messages:

• It brings visibility to the real fear that women experience every day.

• It demands justice, the dismantling of the patriarchy, and accountability for those who normalize or justify systemic violence.

Irving

-Aylin Ibarra

The song is essentially an anthem about the right to free thought, dignity, and social justice, which Lafourcade frames as something every person is born with. She sings that nobody comes into the world “without cause or faith,” affirming that everyone has a purpose and the right to demand respect.

Throughout the lyrics, Lafourcade denounces corruption, social inequality, and the theft of public resources. She warns that when the wealth “stolen” by those in power is not returned, it crushes the hopes and futures of ordinary people, especially the most vulnerable. The song also speaks out against the repression of ideas and voices, describing how losing the right to think freely is a form of dying while still alive.

La canción muestra la lucha de los puertorriqueños en contra del control estadounidense, la preservación de la cultura boricua y la defensa de sus tierras.

Majo Zamarripa

https://youtu.be/VnDXCoHRl4o?si=UGcupuWqODJ1F751

While not specifically declared by the artist himself, it definitely sends a strong message for movements such as the Black Lives Matter movement. In the song he also makes reference to activism and "cancel culture".

A lot of explicit language.

• War and armed conflict

• Political, religious, and economic divisions

• Social inequality and materialism

• Extreme nationalism

John Lennon invites us to imagine a world without borders, without religions that divide, without possessions, and without war. Although the message is utopian, the song became a universal anthem for peace, unity, and justice.

It protests against the criminalization of migrants, xenophobia, and the policies that exclude those who cross borders in search of a better life.

Andrea

Maria

Jeshua

Rodrigo

Karla

Fernanda

Luis

Belén

Dulce

Belinda

Jennie

Marisol

Protest against opression, colonialism, and the legacy of slayer that has affected Afro descendant communities

The song El Matador by Los Fabulosos Cadillacs is a protest against political repression and violence during the military dictatorships in Latin America, especially in Argentina. It tells the story of a political activist being hunted by the authorities, symbolizing the many people who were persecuted, silenced, or disappeared during those times. The song reflects the legacy of colonialism through authoritarian practices, violations of human rights, and the suppression of free speech—systems of control that echo the colonial past. At the same time, it highlights the power of cultural resistance and the struggle for justice and freedom.