Curo Mis Heridas

Abuela Coca's song "Curo Mis Heridas" delves into the themes of healing, self-acceptance, and the emotional journey of love. The lyrics open with a declaration of readiness to show vulnerability and embrace well-being, suggesting a moment of personal growth and self-awareness. The phrase "Estamos preparados para mostrar la piel" metaphorically indicates a willingness to expose one's true self, shedding any protective layers that may have been built up over time. This sets the stage for a journey of healing, as the repeated line "Curo mis heridas y voy" (I heal my wounds and go) emphasizes the ongoing process of recovery and moving forward.

The song also explores the complexities of love and the pain that can accompany it. The lines "Te di mi amor mi amor, te lo cambié pelo a pelo" reflect a deep, personal investment in a relationship, where love is given and exchanged intimately. However, the acknowledgment of not listening to the other person and the resulting emotional toll is evident in the lines "Tenías razón y no quise escuchar, y ahora mi corazón devaluado igual que el mundo." Here, the heart is described as devalued, mirroring the state of the world, and seeking rest, which conveys a sense of exhaustion and the need for healing.

The imagery of light and breath in "Dentro de cada luz, respiro en cada beso" adds a layer of hope and renewal. It suggests that even in moments of pain, there are glimpses of beauty and life that can aid in the healing process. The song's repetition of healing and moving forward underscores the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of self-care and love in overcoming emotional wounds.