Clonazepam

The song 'Clonazepam' by 380 (Grupo) delves into the struggles of modern life and the coping mechanisms people often resort to. The repeated phrase 'No hay tiempo para llorar' (There is no time to cry) sets the tone for the song, highlighting the relentless pace of contemporary life that leaves little room for emotional expression. Instead of confronting these emotions, the protagonist chooses to numb themselves with Clonazepam, a medication commonly used to treat anxiety and panic disorders. This choice reflects a broader societal trend of seeking quick fixes to complex emotional issues.

The lyrics also mention 'veré memes en internet' (I will watch memes on the internet), which serves as a metaphor for the superficial distractions that people use to escape their problems. Memes, often humorous and trivial, provide a temporary relief but do not address the underlying issues. The line 'Primero muerta a reconocer que estoy algo sometida en este dilema llamado vida' (I'd rather die than admit that I am somewhat subdued in this dilemma called life) underscores the protagonist's reluctance to face their reality. This sentiment is echoed throughout the song, emphasizing the internal conflict between acknowledging one's struggles and choosing to ignore them.

The repetition of 'No hay tiempo' (There is no time) and 'Llamado vida' (Called life) further amplifies the sense of urgency and existential dread. The song captures the essence of feeling trapped in a fast-paced world where emotional well-being is often sacrificed for the sake of keeping up with societal demands. By juxtaposing the use of Clonazepam and internet memes, 380 (Grupo) paints a vivid picture of the modern dilemma: the struggle to find genuine emotional relief in a world that offers only temporary distractions.