Mordiste

In 'Mordiste,' Guatusi delves into themes of disillusionment, self-deception, and the quest for genuine experiences. The song opens with a reference to the classic tale of Snow White, where the protagonist bites the poisoned apple. This metaphor sets the stage for a narrative about making poor choices and facing unexpected consequences. The line 'esperaste un beso de amor que no llego ni ahí' suggests a longing for salvation or redemption that never materializes, highlighting the futility of waiting for external solutions to internal problems.

The recurring phrase 'Ni ahí' serves as a powerful refrain, emphasizing a sense of detachment and disillusionment. It suggests that one doesn't need to reach rock bottom to realize the truth about their situation. The lyrics 'parece que te acostumbraste a no sentir' and 'mentira, adentro todo esta podrido' reveal a deep-seated emotional numbness and internal decay. This stark honesty forces the listener to confront the lies they tell themselves and the emotional rot that festers within when one becomes too accustomed to superficiality.

Guatusi also critiques the tendency to choose the path of least resistance, as seen in the lines 'siempre elegiste lo mas fácil, siempre te fue mal.' This criticism is coupled with a call to action, urging the listener to seek out something greater, symbolized by 'El Fuego,' which represents a transformative force that won't harm but rather purify. The song concludes with a hopeful note, encouraging the listener to embrace each new day as a miracle and to truly feel alive. The message is clear: authenticity and emotional engagement are the keys to a fulfilling life, and without them, one is 'ni ahí,' perpetually disconnected and discontented.