[Introduction] A warning addressed to the people of Galilee in the face of tragedies and the strongholds of oppression, teaching them the necessity of immediate spiritual conversion. [Verse 1] Listen, Galileans, to the lesson of the road, Where the blood of your brothers mingled with doubt. Do you think they were more guilty than you, Because misfortune struck them all of a sudden? No, says the voice that crosses the ages, If you do not change, you will be shipwrecked. [Chorus] Lesson of wisdom in the land of blue lakes, Turn your gaze toward the grace of the heavens. Change your paths before the storm, So that in your hearts, peace may be a celebration. [Verse 2] The Tower of Siloam, collapsing one day, Took eighteen lives without a single detour. Are they the worst sinners in the entire land? Or a simple reminder of our fleeting and sacred hour? Time is running out for us to straighten our deeds, Before the supreme catastrophes fall. [Chorus] Lesson of wisdom in the land of blue lakes, Turn your gaze toward the grace of the heavens. Change your paths before the storm, So that in your hearts, peace may be a celebration. [Verse 3] Cultivate the dry tree so that it bears fruit, Before the axe cuts off your murmurs. The lesson is harsh but full of clemency, It calls souls to rebirth. Galileans, awake by the wayside, For no one knows the day of tomorrow. [Outro] The lesson is given... The wind resumes its course over the Sea of Galilee...
