Mentira

Annette Moreno's song 'Mentira' is a powerful anthem of resilience and spiritual strength. The lyrics depict a struggle against deceit and negativity, personified as the devil, who tries to bring the singer down. The repeated phrase 'mentira' (lie) emphasizes the falsehoods and deceptions that the singer is rejecting. Moreno's message is clear: despite the attempts to defeat her, she finds strength in her faith and the belief that God is stronger than any adversary.

The song's chorus, 'OHHH siete veces yo me caigo, OHHH siete veces me levanto,' translates to 'OHHH seven times I fall, OHHH seven times I rise.' This biblical reference to Proverbs 24:16 highlights the theme of perseverance. No matter how many times she falls, she will always rise again, stronger and more determined. This resilience is a testament to her unwavering faith and determination to live a life free from the lies and negativity that try to ensnare her.

Moreno's lyrics also touch on the personal struggle of dealing with constant negativity and deceit. She expresses her frustration and exhaustion with the lies that have plagued her life, but ultimately, she finds the strength to reject them. The line 'ya no puedo ni pensar en una vida de falsedad' ('I can't even think of a life of falsehood') signifies her commitment to living an authentic and truthful life. The song is a declaration of independence from the toxic influences that have tried to control her, and a celebration of the strength and freedom that comes from faith and self-belief.