Corre

Bebe's song 'Corre' is a powerful commentary on the pervasive nature of lies and deceit in modern society. The repeated phrase 'La mentira tiene las patas mu cortas' (Lies have very short legs) sets the tone for the song, suggesting that lies are ultimately unsustainable and will eventually be exposed. The urgency in the repeated command 'corre' (run) underscores the need to escape from these falsehoods before they catch up with you. The imagery of blood flowing and the ace of hearts under the arm adds a sense of danger and desperation, highlighting the high stakes involved in this race against deception.

The song also delves into the personal traits of someone who thrives on deceit. Bebe describes a person who is always one step ahead, using their words as weapons ('tus palabras son como aguijones') and manipulating situations to their advantage. This individual is portrayed as cunning and self-serving, always looking out for their own interests and never hesitating to lie to get what they want. The line 'echa a correr sin mirar atrás' (run without looking back) encapsulates their philosophy of life, always moving forward without regard for the consequences of their actions.

Bebe extends her critique to society at large, pointing out that lies are not just a personal failing but a widespread issue. She mentions that the world, people, and even the media are full of lies, and only our eyes and skin can tell us the truth. This suggests a deep skepticism towards external sources of information and a call to rely on personal experience and perception. The song's relentless pace and repetitive structure mirror the relentless nature of deceit and the constant need to stay vigilant and keep running to avoid being caught in its web.