Invaden

Difuntos Correa's song 'Invaden' delves into the complex themes of identity, existence, and the haunting presence of the past. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who feels both deeply connected to and lost within the world. The opening lines, 'Natural y cierto / Auténtico defecto,' suggest an acceptance of one's inherent flaws and authenticity. The metaphor of being 'mar en el fondo del mar' (sea at the bottom of the sea) evokes a sense of being submerged and unseen, a recurring theme throughout the song.

The chorus, 'Disfraces / Invaden, invaden / Difuntos / Inundan las calles,' introduces the idea of masks and the dead invading the streets. This imagery can be interpreted as the past and hidden aspects of oneself resurfacing and overwhelming the present. The use of 'difuntos' (the deceased) suggests that these are not just personal ghosts but collective memories and histories that continue to influence and shape the present.

As the song progresses, the lyrics 'Soy viento en las costas del tiempo' and 'Soy luz que derrama la noche' further explore the idea of being an ephemeral yet impactful presence. The repeated invocation of 'instintos' (instincts) and the phrase 'Invaden de nuevo' (invade again) highlight the cyclical nature of these invasions, suggesting that these forces are an inescapable part of the human experience. The closing lines, 'Soy despedida en velas y flores / Soy el nombre en la cruz que me esconde,' poignantly capture the inevitability of death and the enduring impact of one's existence, even after they are gone.

'Invaden' is a hauntingly beautiful exploration of the self, the past, and the inevitable cycles of life and death. It invites listeners to reflect on their own identities and the unseen forces that shape their lives, making it a deeply resonant and thought-provoking piece.