Halo Circus
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“Desire (Lo Que Vale La Pena)” is the first single from Halo Circus' debut album Bunny. The song is one of several bilingual songs by the group – the title translates to “what it all comes down to is desire”. Frontwoman Allison Iraheta has said the song is about freedom:
Not the freedom we confuse...
[Verse 1]
Telling us where to go
Like it's something that we don't know
Don't want them thinking
We've got a mind of our own
Blinding us to protect
And pushing us to accept
Their same old fears
They've held for years and still expect
[Pre-Chorus]
Everybody get in line again
We know that we're what they're up against
Everybody get in line again
We know who we are in the end
[Chorus]
Lo que vale la pena es desire
Lo que vale la pena es desire
Get over it, get over it
Lo que vale la pena es desire
[Verse 2]
How do we win a war
That started before we were born?
Tell me, how would they know
What's worth dying for?
Look at all they got
They preach everything they're not
They'll never hear the screams
We keep inside our hearts
[Pre-Chorus]
Everybody get in line again
You know that we're what they're up against
Everybody get in line again
We know who we are in the end
[Chorus]
Lo que vale la pena es desire
Lo que vale la pena es desire
Get over it, get over it
Lo que vale la pena es desire
[Bridge]
Viva el amor
Viva la paz
Viva el dolor
Viva el amor
Que viva la paz
Viva el dolor
[Chorus]
Lo que vale la pena es desire
Lo que vale la pena es desire
Get over it, get over it
Lo que vale la pena es desire
Get over it, get over it
Lo que vale la pena es desire
Lo que vale la pena es desire
Lo que vale la pena es desire
Desire (Lo Que Vale La Pena) was written by Allison Iraheta & David Immerman & Matthew Hager.
Halo Circus released Desire (Lo Que Vale La Pena) on Fri Mar 04 2016.
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The song’s music video, directed by Nick Egan, was shot guerrilla-style on the streets of Los Angeles using the historic murals in Rowena Gardens and Boyle Heights and the street art of downtown L.A. as the backdrop. The video shows Iraheta wearing a pageant-style “immigrant” sash as she strol...