RIP Green A

In 'RIP Green A,' Alhan delves into the complex journey of self-transformation and the internal battles that come with it. The song opens with the protagonist attempting to transcend their current self, only to return feeling fundamentally changed. This sets the stage for a narrative that explores the dissonance between one's past and present identities. The imagery of a 'world of paper' and a 'monster' suggests the fragility of the protagonist's constructed reality and the internal demons that inhabit it.

As the song progresses, the protagonist becomes increasingly disturbed by the presence of this 'monster,' which seems to have a life of its own. The line 'Su cuerpo ya no estaba donde lo pinté' indicates a loss of control over this creation, symbolizing the uncontrollable aspects of one's psyche. The protagonist's horror intensifies when they see the monster's reflection in the mirror, a metaphor for confronting the darker parts of oneself. This moment of recognition is both terrifying and enlightening, as it forces the protagonist to acknowledge the parts of themselves they wish to escape.

The chorus reveals a desire to break free from this monstrous identity, questioning the reasons for their entrapment and expressing a longing for liberation. The lines 'Fuiste la cárcel de mi ser' and 'Fue un honor, juro te recordaré' suggest a bittersweet farewell to this part of themselves, acknowledging its role in their life while also seeking to move beyond it. The song concludes with a sense of acceptance and a readiness to embrace fiction once more, indicating a cyclical journey of self-discovery and transformation.