Antojo De Un Dios
Avalanch
The Divine Whim: A Tale of Unrequited Love and Devotion
In Avalanch's song "Antojo De Un Dios," the lyrics delve into the themes of fate, divine intervention, and unrequited love. The protagonist questions the heavens, seeking answers for the sorrowful role he has been assigned in life. The opening lines, "Cielo azul respondeme... he de saber / Por que me diste a mi tan triste papel," reflect a deep sense of confusion and despair. The protagonist feels overwhelmed by the light, symbolizing perhaps the overwhelming nature of his emotions or the clarity of his tragic fate, which he cannot escape.
The song suggests that the protagonist's destiny has been altered or entangled by the whims of a god, as indicated by the lines, "Mi destino cambio, quiza se enredo al antojo / De un dios hiriendo mi corazon." This divine caprice has inflicted deep emotional wounds, yet the protagonist remains loyal and devoted, even to the point of self-sacrifice. His unwavering faith and dedication are evident in the lines, "Y yo aqui, hasta el final le soy fiel / Le doy mi vida, donde este, noche y dia..." This devotion, however, is tinged with a sense of hopelessness, as he acknowledges that he will never truly attain the object of his affection.
The song also explores the duality of divinity, portraying a god who is both vulgar and cruel, capable of inflicting immense suffering for the sake of a woman. The protagonist's soul is blinded by this divine cruelty, knowing it will never again see the light of the sun. Despite this, he vows to love and honor her, even if only in dreams. The closing lines, "Sufrire, llorare... por su vida velare / Cuando muera, morire..." encapsulate the depth of his suffering and his willingness to endure pain for the sake of his beloved, highlighting the tragic beauty of his unrequited love.