Lucifer

ASAN's song "Lucifer" delves deep into the emotional turmoil and existential struggles of the narrator. The repeated line, "Necesito algo pa' la ansiedad" (I need something for the anxiety), sets the tone for the entire song, highlighting a desperate search for relief from overwhelming anxiety. This anxiety is compounded by feelings of regret and loss, as the narrator reflects on a past relationship that has left a significant emotional scar. The metaphor of the woman as "Lucifer" suggests that she brought chaos and darkness into his life, leading him to lose faith and seek solace in unhealthy coping mechanisms like smoking to forget her face and the pain she caused.

The lyrics also explore the narrator's internal conflict and the consequences of his lifestyle. He mentions having "mil problemas que resolver" (a thousand problems to solve) and the burdens that come with his life, such as the pursuit of wealth and status. This pursuit is juxtaposed with the emptiness he feels, as material gains do not bring the peace he seeks. The reference to Drake and the line "i got fakes in my face" indicate a sense of disillusionment with the people around him and the superficiality of his surroundings. The narrator's struggle is not just with external factors but also with his own mind, as he repeatedly falls into a spiral of anxiety and regret.

The song's chorus, where the narrator wishes he could go back in time to avoid meeting the woman who caused him so much pain, underscores the theme of regret. This longing for a different past highlights the depth of his emotional suffering and the impact of the relationship on his mental health. The repeated need to "respirar" (breathe) signifies a desire for a moment of peace and clarity amidst the chaos. ASAN's "Lucifer" is a poignant exploration of the complexities of anxiety, regret, and the search for meaning in a tumultuous life.