Satan Te Invade

Amistades Peligrosas' song 'Satan Te Invade' delves into the complex and often perilous nature of temptation. The repeated invocation of 'Satan' serves as a metaphor for a powerful, almost irresistible force that invades the protagonist's life. This force is described as both a 'critical case' and a 'criminal,' suggesting that it brings chaos and moral corruption. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of this entity's allure, with its 'feeling' and 'scent' that are impossible to ignore, leading the protagonist into a spiral of vice and virtue.

The song's narrative unfolds as the protagonist encounters this seductive force, which offers them a cigarette—a classic symbol of temptation and vice. The protagonist's inability to refuse this offer signifies the overwhelming power of this 'Satanic' influence. The repeated lines 'Su olor te invade, Su sabor te invade, Su calor te invade' emphasize the sensory and almost physical invasion of this force, making it clear that the protagonist is deeply affected on multiple levels. The cries of 'no no!' reflect a desperate but futile attempt to resist.

In the latter part of the song, the protagonist acknowledges their entanglement with this force, stating 'No me dejes más sin ti, Ahora formas parte ya de mi.' This line reveals a troubling acceptance and dependency, highlighting the duality of living 'entre el vicio y la virtud.' The 'prince of evil' is depicted as a cynical, manipulative figure who knows the suffering he causes but continues to seduce and invade. The song ends on an ambiguous note, leaving the listener to ponder the ultimate fate of the protagonist.