Majo Aguilar's "Piel Azteca": A Song of Solidarity for Mexican Migrants

Majo Aguilar's "Piel Azteca" Honors Mexican Migrants in the US Mexican singer Majo Aguilar recently released a song, "Piel Azteca," dedicated to Mexican migrants in the United States. The song was inspired by Aguilar's own feelings of helplessness towards the injustices faced by her fellow countrymen. In a recent video interview, she shared, "No puedo hacer nada pero me puedo desahogar" ("I can't do anything, but I can vent"). This powerful statement encapsulates the emotional core of the song, which aims to provide a voice for those who feel voiceless. Aguilar's video shows her performing "Piel Azteca" on stage. The performance is moving, and her words resonate with many. She explains that she wrote the song to promote a sense of pride and strength among Mexican migrants, combating the feelings of anger and hatred that often accompany such experiences. "Quería que nuestros paisanos en Estados Unidos y también nosotros como mexicanos...nos sintiéramos orgullosos y con fuerza y poderosos" ("I wanted our countrymen in the US, and also us as Mexicans...to feel proud and strong and powerful"). "Piel Azteca" is more than just a song; it's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and a powerful expression of empathy and solidarity. It offers a message of hope and strength to those facing adversity.