Reyes De La Noche

Guasones' song "Reyes De La Noche" delves into themes of regret, freedom, and the haunting memories of past actions. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a tumultuous past where the narrator and their companions were more than just insignificant; they were the embodiment of lies and the worst aspects of human nature. They were soldiers driven by ambition, navigating the night with reckless abandon. This period of their lives is marked by betrayal and deceit, actions taken in the pursuit of something more, something undefined but deeply desired.

The song transitions to a present where the narrator finds themselves free, both physically and mentally. This newfound freedom allows for introspection and the realization that they do not wish to return to their former self. The city, described as filled with sadness despite a sunny Saturday, serves as a metaphor for the internal sorrow and the weight of past actions. The statue of pain in the city center symbolizes the enduring impact of their previous life, a constant reminder of the suffering caused and endured.

The chorus reflects on the duality of their existence as 'Reyes de la Noche' (Kings of the Night) and 'perros de la noche' (dogs of the night), highlighting the contrast between their perceived power and the underlying sadness. The song concludes with a poignant reflection on love and dignity, suggesting that their love was tainted by actions that stripped away their self-respect. The final lines question the purpose of rekindling a relationship that brought so much pain, advocating for moving on and forgetting the past to avoid further harm.