Mas y mas

Bulldog's song 'Mas y mas' delves into the internal conflict and societal pressures faced by an individual striving to maintain authenticity in a world that constantly demands conformity. The lyrics question the very notion of normality, suggesting that the singer's life does not align with societal standards. The repeated phrase 'Mas y mas' (more and more) reflects a sense of overwhelming demand from external forces, which leads the individual deeper into a personal hell that has become all too familiar. This hell could be a metaphor for the struggle to meet endless expectations, which only serves to exacerbate the singer's distress.

The song also touches on themes of identity and self-acceptance. The singer compares themselves to a wild horse living in freedom, unbound by rules, indicating a strong desire for autonomy and self-expression. However, this freedom comes with a sense of isolation, as the singer acknowledges being difficult to understand yet easy to love. The plea for understanding ('Entendeme si te digo soy así') suggests a yearning for acceptance of their true self.

Finally, the song addresses the conflict in a relationship where one partner fails to understand the other's struggles. The singer feels judged and misunderstood, pointing out that their partner could not endure walking in their shoes even for a second. The lyrics convey a sense of frustration and a plea for peace ('Que alguien me baje tranquilidad'), highlighting the desire for harmony and the difficulty of achieving it amidst the chaos of misunderstanding and judgment.