Fuera De La Ley

Angeles Del Infierno's song 'Fuera De La Ley' delves into the life of an individual who lives on the fringes of society, constantly at odds with the law. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a rebellious character who embodies the spirit of defiance. The protagonist's lifestyle, marked by leather jackets, jeans, and a nocturnal existence, symbolizes a rejection of societal norms and an embrace of a countercultural identity. This character is immediately labeled as a suspect by the authorities, highlighting the prejudices and stereotypes that come with living outside the conventional boundaries.

The chorus, repeating 'Fuera, Fuera de la ley' (Outside, Outside the law), emphasizes the protagonist's perpetual state of being an outsider. This refrain underscores the relentless pursuit and harassment by 'hombres de metal' (men of metal), likely a metaphor for the police or law enforcement. The song captures the tension and paranoia of being constantly watched and targeted, unable to find peace or respite. The imagery of cleaning fingers with cotton and the mention of ink stains suggest a criminal record, further cementing the protagonist's status as a 'peligro social' (social danger).

The narrative reaches a climax when the protagonist is detained and interrogated, only to be released with the understanding that they remain under suspicion. This cycle of persecution and temporary freedom reflects a broader commentary on the justice system and its treatment of those who do not conform. 'Fuera De La Ley' is not just a song about rebellion; it is a critique of societal structures that marginalize and criminalize individuals based on their appearance and lifestyle choices. Angeles Del Infierno uses their hard rock sound to amplify this message, making it a powerful anthem for those who feel alienated and oppressed by the system.