Believer (Versión En Español)

The Spanish version of 'Believer' performed by Bastian Cortes carries the same powerful message of resilience and personal transformation as the original song by Imagine Dragons. The lyrics speak to the struggle of overcoming personal demons and the pain that life can inflict. The opening lines set the tone, expressing frustration with how things have gone and a declaration of self-leadership and ownership of one's destiny. The song's narrator is taking control, steering their own ship, and claiming mastery over their life, symbolized by the sea.

The chorus of 'Believer' is a raw acknowledgment of how pain and hardship have shaped the narrator's belief system. The repetition of 'Cruel' emphasizes the severity of the challenges faced, yet it's these very trials that have forged a stronger, more resilient individual. The song suggests that through suffering, one can find strength and purpose. The lyrics 'Cruel, you made me, you made me a believer' reflect the transformation from victim to victor, from being broken by life's bullets to letting them fall and finding an impetus for living.

The song also touches on themes of liberation and hope. It encourages letting go of hatred and rising above it, which is a call to free oneself from the burdens of the past. The imagery of a prayer to the heavens and the spirit soaring high suggests a spiritual or emotional release. The final verse brings a sense of continuity and legacy, indicating that the lessons learned and the strength gained are not just for the individual but are also the lifeblood that will carry on to future generations.