Posesion Demoniaca

Green A's song 'Posesion Demoniaca' is a raw and unfiltered critique of societal and religious norms, particularly within the context of Mexico. The lyrics are a powerful commentary on the corruption, violence, and hypocrisy that the artist perceives in his environment. By comparing the state of his country to hell, Green A underscores the severity of the issues he faces daily. The line 'Si hay un infierno al morir, sé cómo podría ser peor' suggests that the real-life conditions in Mexico are so dire that even hell would be a step down.

The song also delves into the artist's disdain for religious dogma and the contradictions he sees within it. Green A questions the moral authority of religious institutions, pointing out the hypocrisy in their teachings and actions. For instance, he criticizes the church's stance on morality while highlighting instances of abuse within its ranks. The lyrics 'Dicen que vaya a la iglesia para poder ir al cielo... pero a mí me chupa un-' reflect his rejection of religious prescriptions that he finds arbitrary and hypocritical.

Green A's rebellious spirit is evident throughout the song, as he embraces his so-called 'demonic' possession as a form of resistance against societal and religious constraints. The repeated refrain 'Dicen el demonio está en mí... pero estoy bien así' signifies his acceptance of his outsider status and his refusal to conform. The song's raw energy and unapologetic tone serve as a rallying cry for those who feel similarly disillusioned with the status quo. By blending personal experience with broader social critique, 'Posesion Demoniaca' becomes a powerful anthem of defiance and self-empowerment.