Veneno

Grupo Limite's song "Veneno" delves into the painful experience of falling in love with someone who is ultimately harmful. The lyrics tell the story of a person who was warned about their lover's cold and unfeeling nature, described metaphorically as having a heart of stone and a soul as cold as ice. Despite these warnings, the protagonist falls deeply in love, only to discover that their lover is deceitful and cruel, likened to poison hidden behind a facade of tenderness.

The repeated warnings about the lover being "veneno" (poison) and pretending to be an angel highlight the theme of deception. The protagonist's realization that they were aware of the lover's true nature but still chose to give their heart away adds a layer of self-reflection and regret. This internal conflict is a central theme, as the protagonist grapples with the knowledge that they willingly walked into a toxic relationship, blinded by their emotions.

The chorus emphasizes the protagonist's awareness of the danger, yet their inability to resist the allure of the lover. The imagery of venomous lips and a body of thorns paints a vivid picture of the pain and suffering caused by the relationship. The song captures the essence of a toxic love affair, where the initial charm and sweetness give way to betrayal and heartbreak. Grupo Limite's emotive delivery and the poignant lyrics resonate with anyone who has experienced the turmoil of loving someone who is ultimately harmful.