Voy Por Más

Indiomar's song 'Voy Por Más' is a powerful anthem of personal transformation and spiritual awakening. The lyrics reflect a profound change in the artist's life, moving from a state of disarray to one of purpose and direction. The opening lines, 'Mírame, ya soy tan opuesto a lo que era,' set the tone for the entire song, highlighting a stark contrast between the past and the present. This transformation is described as 'sobrenatural,' suggesting a divine or otherworldly influence that has guided Indiomar to a new path.

The recurring theme of feeling a presence that cannot be seen but is deeply felt underscores the spiritual nature of this transformation. Indiomar speaks of navigating 'en contra de la marea,' or against the tide, which can be interpreted as going against societal norms or personal struggles to follow a higher calling. The metaphor of being 'barro en tus manos' (clay in your hands) signifies a willingness to be molded and shaped by this divine force, indicating a surrender to a greater power and a desire for continuous growth.

The song also touches on themes of authenticity and rejecting superficiality. Indiomar expresses a desire to be more than just 'uno más' (one more) and to live a life of substance and depth. This is further emphasized by the lines 'No me gusta lo superficial,' showing a clear disdain for shallow living. The artist's commitment to this new way of life is evident in the declaration 'Hoy yo voy por más,' which translates to 'Today I go for more,' signifying a relentless pursuit of personal and spiritual betterment. The song concludes with a recognition of the artist's dependence on this higher power, acknowledging that apart from it, nothing can be achieved.