Bajar

The song 'Bajar' by Flema captures a profound sense of descent and resignation. The repetitive use of the word 'despacio' (slowly) emphasizes a gradual, almost inevitable decline. This descent is not just physical but metaphorical, representing a fall into despair or a state of hopelessness. The lyrics 'vamos hacia abajo' (we are going down) and 'me voy al carajo' (I'm going to hell) suggest a journey towards a dark, inescapable place, highlighting a sense of doom and inevitability.

The phrase 'para no volver' (to not return) is repeated, underscoring the finality of this descent. It implies that once this downward path is taken, there is no coming back. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for making irreversible decisions or succumbing to a state of mind from which recovery seems impossible. The mention of 'infierno' (hell) further intensifies the imagery of a personal or existential hell, a place of suffering and torment.

The lines 'nada importa ahora, es muy tarde ya' (nothing matters now, it's too late) convey a sense of fatalism and surrender. The protagonist seems to have reached a point where they believe that nothing can change their course, and they have accepted their fate. This resignation is a powerful theme in the song, reflecting a deep sense of loss and the absence of hope. The repeated word 'bajar' (to go down) serves as a haunting reminder of this relentless descent, making the song a poignant exploration of despair and inevitability.