Corazón Negro

Almighty's song 'Corazón Negro' presents a complex narrative that intertwines themes of personal identity, lifestyle choices, and existential reflections. The title itself, which translates to 'Black Heart,' sets a tone of darkness and introspection. The repeated lines about having a 'black heart' and a 'black AK pistol' suggest a hardened, perhaps desensitized perspective, possibly as a result of the artist's experiences and environment. The imagery of smoking marijuana to the point of having 'black lungs' further emphasizes a life of excess and the physical toll it can take.

The lyrics weave through various scenarios and boasts that reflect a life of complexity and contradiction. Almighty compares himself to figures like Romeo and Kanye West, indicating a romantic yet troubled soul who struggles with his identity and public perception. The references to feeling like Thanos and breaking the system suggest a sense of power and rebellion against societal norms. This is juxtaposed with his claim of belonging to Christ, highlighting the conflict between his spiritual beliefs and his worldly actions.

The song also delves into themes of visibility and perception. Almighty talks about being watched by everyone, suggesting both a sense of fame and scrutiny. The line 'Veo las cosas porque todos los demás están ciego' (I see things because everyone else is blind) portrays him as a misunderstood visionary, isolated by his unique insights or lifestyle. This theme of isolation and the burden of seeing what others cannot is a poignant reflection on the personal costs of maintaining one's integrity or individuality in the face of public and peer pressure.