Be carefull

The song 'Be carefull' by Cucsifae delves into the themes of superficiality and the quest for genuine freedom. The opening lines, 'Gente simulando ser libre,' which translates to 'People pretending to be free,' set the tone for the song. It critiques the facade that many people put up, chasing after superficial desires rather than seeking true liberation. This is further emphasized with the line 'Gente que viene en busca de superficialidad,' meaning 'People who come in search of superficiality.' The artist urges listeners to break free from this cycle, as highlighted by the repeated plea, 'Don't stay in silence, don't be quiet, don't be quiet.' This call to action encourages individuals to speak out and not conform to societal pressures.

The chorus, 'Be carefull, no more pain no more! Be carefull, sinking out of my way!' serves as both a warning and a declaration of self-preservation. The repetition of 'Be carefull' suggests a need for vigilance in navigating a world filled with superficiality and false pretenses. The phrase 'sinking out of my way' implies a desire to distance oneself from negative influences and to protect one's own well-being. The mention of loneliness, 'tan triste in my lonelyness,' adds a layer of emotional depth, indicating that the journey towards authenticity can be isolating but ultimately necessary.

The song also touches on the uncertainty of the future with the line 'don't want to think about tomorrow.' This reflects a common sentiment of anxiety and the struggle to remain present in a world that often prioritizes future success over current well-being. However, the closing lines, 'Now I know you could be smiling, now I know you could be smiling,' offer a glimmer of hope. They suggest that despite the challenges, there is potential for genuine happiness and fulfillment. Cucsifae's 'Be carefull' is a poignant reminder to seek authenticity and to be cautious of the superficial traps that society often sets.