Cuervos

Erica Garcia's song 'Cuervos' delves into the complexities of love, transformation, and the often predatory nature of relationships. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a solitary forest where the protagonist encounters a crow that morphs into a man and back again. This transformation symbolizes the fleeting and often deceptive nature of love, where the man she loves turns into a crow, representing betrayal or the inability to maintain a lasting connection.

The imagery of crows and other birds is rich with metaphorical significance. Crows, often seen as omens or symbols of death, here represent the darker aspects of love and relationships. The protagonist's eyes and flesh being devoured by the crow-man suggest a consuming, almost parasitic relationship where she feels diminished. Yet, amidst this, she experiences a personal awakening, transforming into an eagle, a symbol of strength and clarity. This transformation signifies her growth and realization of her own worth and power.

The repeated questioning of '¿qué pasa con el hombre?' underscores the confusion and frustration felt by the protagonist. She grapples with the inconsistency and impermanence of love, questioning why the man she loves cannot remain constant. The song also touches on gender dynamics, with the protagonist acknowledging the predatory nature of men ('todos los hombres son cuervos') and the societal expectations placed on women. The final lines reveal a plea for understanding and affection, highlighting the vulnerability and need for genuine connection amidst the chaos of love.