Manía Cardíaca

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The Deceptive Heart: An Analysis of Enjambre's 'Manía Cardíaca'

The song 'Manía Cardíaca' by the Mexican rock band Enjambre delves into the themes of betrayal, emotional manipulation, and the hidden darkness within a person. The lyrics poetically describe a heart that has been lost among strangers, suggesting a sense of detachment and a loss of genuine connection. The heart is personified as a deceitful entity that no longer cries real tears but instead sheds the innocence of others, indicating a manipulative nature.

As the song progresses, the narrator confronts the heart, accusing it of pretending to have lost something it doesn't miss and of replacing its duties with cunning tricks. The use of the metaphor 'bisturí revelo tus entrañas' (scalpel reveals your insides) suggests a surgical examination to expose the true intentions hidden deep within, which are kept with cynicism. This imagery paints a picture of a heart that has been corrupted, no longer functioning with sincerity or compassion.

The narrator also reflects on their own experience with this heart, having been healed and then devoured by it. The sense of betrayal is palpable as they express a desire for the heart to find a genuine beat and sync it with life. However, recognizing the futility of their help, the narrator steps away, leaving behind the metaphorical blood on the tiles. The song is a poignant exploration of the pain caused by emotional deceit and the struggle to reconcile with the aftermath of such betrayal.

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  1. Impacto
  2. Vida En El Espejo
  3. Elemento
  4. Tercer Tipo
  5. Enemigo
  6. Ciencia de La Lluvia
  7. El Beso Del Payaso
  8. Homografobia
  9. Somos Ajenos
  10. Mujer En La Caja
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