The song "Su Madre Patria" is a popular Colombian protest song that expresses love and defense for Colombian land and culture, while also denouncing the social and political issues that the country faces. Edson Velandia, La Muchacha, and El Yopo are exponents of the new Colombian folk music, who have stood out for their work in creating music that reflects the reality of their country and seeks to generate awareness and social change through their lyrics and live performances. Their political intention can be clearly seen in their music, as they seek to create awareness about the current situation in Colombia, denounce violence and social injustice, and promote unity and peace in the country. With "Su Madre Patria", Edson Velandia, La Muchacha, and El Yopo present a live version that transmits the emotion and passion that characterizes their music. This song is a call to unity and the fight for a more just and peaceful Colombia, and represents the essence of their work as exponents of the new Colombian folk music. In summary, their music is an artistic and political expression that seeks to generate a social and cultural impact in Colombia, through the creation of authentic and committed music to their country.