Salvación

In 'Salvación,' Inyectores delves into the tumultuous journey of a troubled soul seeking redemption through self-destructive means. The song opens with the protagonist abandoning sanity on a couch, trading sadness for fleeting happiness. The use of alcohol as a temporary escape is evident, as the lyrics describe how sensations pass but the addiction remains. This sets the stage for a narrative where the spirit travels far, shadows disappear with alcohol, and demons break the sky, symbolizing the internal chaos and the desperate search for salvation through intoxication.

As the song progresses, the protagonist crosses deserted streets, leaving marks of pain and bearing the scars of others. This imagery suggests a life marred by suffering and the impact of past traumas. The voices that once accompanied the protagonist now leave them alone, intensifying the sense of isolation. The struggle to numb the pain is palpable, as the protagonist becomes overwhelmed by the taste of being alive again, sinking into sin and observing morality that incites hatred towards humanity. This transformation into an 'animal' and a 'monster' reflects the protagonist's internal conflict and the loss of their humanity in the quest for salvation.

The recurring theme of crossing deserted streets and leaving marks of pain underscores the cyclical nature of the protagonist's journey. The act of 'launching justice over souls without forgiveness' suggests a misguided attempt at redemption, where the protagonist becomes a savior in their own distorted reality. The final lines, 'no hay de que preocuparse, solo soy un monstruo más,' highlight the resignation to their monstrous nature, accepting their role in a world devoid of forgiveness. 'Salvación' is a powerful exploration of addiction, pain, and the desperate search for redemption in a world where salvation seems unattainable.