Lo Que Te Llevas

El Ultimo Ke Zierre's song "Lo Que Te Llevas" delves into the futility of ambition and the transient nature of life. The lyrics open with a critique of excessive ambition, suggesting that everything ultimately leads to the same end. The singer dismisses the notions of punishment, reward, and even divine light, emphasizing that these are mere illusions. The phrase "te han confundido" (they have confused you) underscores the idea that societal constructs and fears are misleading.

The song continues with a rejection of fear and societal expectations. The singer refuses to live a life dictated by fear or to conform to societal norms. The line "Nadie se lleva nada, no hay otro lado" (No one takes anything, there is no other side) reinforces the idea that material possessions and achievements are meaningless in the grand scheme of things. The imagery of everything becoming "apolillado" (moth-eaten) further emphasizes the decay and insignificance of worldly pursuits.

In the chorus, the singer expresses a desire to savor the pleasures of life, even if they are considered sinful. The metaphor of "veneno de tu pecado" (the poison of your sin) suggests a willingness to embrace life's fleeting joys, despite their potential consequences. The song concludes with a firm stance against seeking comfort in false assurances, whether they come from religion or human relationships. The journey to "ningun lado" (nowhere) symbolizes the acceptance of life's impermanence and the rejection of illusions that offer false security.