Prologo

In 'Prologo,' Intoxicados presents a thought-provoking narrative that delves into the rise and fall of humanity. The song begins by setting the stage in a cosmic context, under the divine light of the Almighty Sun, on a planet called Earth. Among all the species that inhabited this planet, humans stood out, gaining control over the planet's destiny. However, this control was short-lived as humans proved to be unjust to themselves, leading to their own extinction through mutual destruction. This grim portrayal of humanity's self-destructive tendencies serves as a powerful metaphor for the flaws and conflicts inherent in human nature.

The song then shifts to a post-human era where ants take over the leadership of the planet. This transition from humans to ants symbolizes a return to a more communal and cooperative form of existence, contrasting sharply with the individualistic and often destructive nature of humans. The ants' leadership 'until the end' suggests a more sustainable and enduring form of life, highlighting the potential for other species to thrive where humans failed.

Interestingly, 'Prologo' also introduces a glimmer of hope through the concept of escape. Some humans, defying human rules, found a way to escape through their minds, connecting with the cosmos and evading the hellish destruction on Earth. These beings, known as Intoxicados, are said to still inhabit some part of the infinite space. This idea of mental and cosmic escape offers a form of salvation and continuity, suggesting that while humanity may have failed on Earth, there is still a possibility for transcendence and survival in a different realm. The song's narrative, rich with metaphors and cosmic imagery, invites listeners to reflect on the nature of existence, the consequences of human actions, and the potential for redemption through connection with the universe.