Dios Es Ajeno

Bohemia Suburbana's song 'Dios Es Ajeno' delves into the emotional turmoil of holding onto past relationships and the struggle to move forward. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with memories and the remnants of a love that has left them feeling lost and broken. The opening lines, 'Viento que soplaba tu mirada' and 'Horas que el cielo te obsequiaba,' evoke a sense of nostalgia and longing, as if the wind and time itself are reminders of a past that can no longer be reclaimed.

The repeated phrases 'Ya no quiero, ya no puedo mas' and 'Estoy echado a perder' highlight the speaker's exhaustion and sense of defeat. They are tired of dwelling on unfinished business and unfulfilled promises, recognizing that these things will not return. The imagery of being 'atado a tus pies' suggests a feeling of being trapped or bound to the past, unable to break free from the emotional chains that hold them back.

The chorus, 'Dios es ajeno a lo material, Dios es ajeno a lo carnal,' introduces a spiritual dimension to the song. It suggests that while human beings are often consumed by material and physical desires, the divine is detached from these concerns. This contrast underscores the futility of clinging to earthly attachments and the need to seek a higher, more spiritual form of liberation. Bohemia Suburbana, known for their introspective and often melancholic style, uses this song to explore themes of loss, attachment, and the quest for inner peace.