Osito de Piedra

Elysanij's song 'Osito de Piedra' delves into the emotional turmoil and eventual empowerment that comes from breaking free from a toxic relationship. The title itself, which translates to 'Little Stone Bear,' is a metaphor for someone who appears cute and harmless on the outside but is actually cold and unfeeling. Elysanij uses vivid imagery and raw language to convey the pain and betrayal she experienced, describing her former lover as 'venomous like ivy' and a 'son of a bitch' who manipulated her tender feelings for his own gain.

The lyrics paint a picture of disillusionment and heartbreak, as Elysanij reflects on how she was led to love someone who ultimately brought her nothing but misery. She recounts the advice she received about love being a cruel joke that leaves you broken and empty. This sentiment is encapsulated in lines like 'love makes fun of you' and 'pushes you to shit,' highlighting the destructive nature of her past relationship.

However, the song is not just about suffering; it is also a powerful declaration of independence and self-worth. Elysanij firmly tells her ex to 'go to hell' and makes it clear that she will no longer be a pawn in his game. She asserts her strength by stating that she will not be swayed by his attempts to come back into her life, emphasizing that she deserves better. The repeated refrain of 'when you miss me in your bed, you'll call, but this time, I won't feel sorry for you' serves as a triumphant reminder of her newfound resolve to move on and never look back.