Canción Del Más Allá

Cristóbal Briceño's 'Canción Del Más Allá' delves into the concept of an otherworldly realm, often referred to as the 'beyond' or 'afterlife.' The song opens with a firm belief in the existence of this place, which is typically considered out of reach for the living. Briceño suggests that this realm is not only real but also accessible without the need to abandon earthly existence. This duality sets the stage for a profound exploration of life and what lies beyond it.

The lyrics propose that the 'más allá' (beyond) is not a distant, post-mortem destination but rather a parallel reality that coexists with our own. This idea is reinforced by the lines, 'Ese reino está acá,' meaning 'That kingdom is here.' The song invites listeners to perceive the world differently, to feel the 'grave vibration' and 'heat wave' that signify the presence of this other dimension. The imagery of colors changing and the world taking on new hues suggests a transformative experience, one that alters perception and understanding.

Briceño also touches on the concept of balance and duality within this realm. Success in the earthly world may translate to failure in the 'más allá,' and vice versa. This notion is encapsulated in the lines, 'De que cuando gano acá, allá pierdo sin apelación.' The song encourages breaking down the metaphorical 'cardboard wall' that confines us, urging a deeper investigation into the nuances of this mystical place. The repeated refrain about vibrations, heat, and changing colors serves as a reminder of the ever-present, yet often overlooked, connection between our world and the 'más allá.'

The song's closing lines, with their playful 'Pororopopó' and 'Aaah,' add a whimsical touch, perhaps suggesting that the journey to understanding the 'más allá' is as much about embracing the unknown as it is about seeking answers. Briceño's 'Canción Del Más Allá' is a poetic and philosophical exploration of existence, urging listeners to look beyond the tangible and embrace the mystical aspects of life and beyond.