Adiccion

Campo de Almas' song 'Adiccion' delves into the complex and often dark relationship between an individual and their addiction. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who is deeply entangled in their dependency, unable to break free despite the awareness of its consuming nature. The opening lines, 'Siempre estuviste ahí esperando / El momento en que te vaya a tomar,' suggest that the addiction is always lurking, waiting for the moment to take hold. This personification of addiction as a constant presence highlights its invasive and persistent nature.

The chorus, 'Nunca en mi vida te olvidaré, no lo haré jamás / Te necesito más,' underscores the inescapable grip of addiction. The repetition of 'Donde estés, donde estés / A donde vayas yo te buscaré' emphasizes the relentless pursuit of the addictive substance, no matter where it may be. This relentless search signifies the overpowering control that addiction has over the individual, dictating their actions and thoughts.

The song also touches on the deceptive comfort that addiction provides. Lines like 'Para mí es un alivio / Saber que contigo / Siempre puedo contar' reveal the false sense of relief and stability that the addiction offers. However, this comfort comes at the cost of transformation, as indicated by 'Y es que tú, me cambiaste / Me transformaste y no te puedo dejar.' The transformation here is not positive; it signifies a loss of self and autonomy, further entrenching the individual in their dependency. Campo de Almas uses these poignant lyrics to explore the multifaceted and often destructive nature of addiction, making 'Adiccion' a powerful commentary on this pervasive issue.