Maleable

Enjambre's song 'Maleable' delves into the complexities of identity and the struggle to articulate one's inner self. The lyrics open with a distinction between superficial expressions and deeper, unspoken emotions. The phrase 'No son muecas, es falta de letras' suggests that the protagonist's facial expressions are not mere grimaces but rather a manifestation of an inability to find the right words. This sets the stage for a journey through the labyrinth of the mind, where emotions and thoughts are held captive, yearning for expression but hindered by the limitations of language.

The song continues to explore the theme of searching in the wrong places, as indicated by the lines 'Ya encontré en el lugar donde no debí de haber buscado.' This suggests a sense of regret and the realization that some discoveries are better left unmade. The protagonist's face becomes a canvas for abstract thoughts, described as 'un garabato que disloca el gesto de mi cara,' highlighting the dissonance between internal chaos and external appearance. The act of playing the guitar is portrayed as a form of persuasion, an attempt to repair the fragmented self.

The recurring theme of being judged and misunderstood is evident in the lines 'Me apuntan con el dedo, lo que dicen me creó.' This reflects the societal pressure to conform and the impact of external opinions on one's sense of self. The song concludes with the notion of a 'rostro indefinido,' an undefined face that becomes a shadow in a lost world, malleable to the whims of those in power. This final image encapsulates the fluidity of identity and the struggle to maintain individuality in a conformist society.