Violência

In 'Violência,' José Madero delves into the complexities of love and the personal transformation required to move away from harmful patterns. The song opens with a call for change, emphasizing the need to shift not just physical spaces but also emotional and mental states. Madero speaks of altering his way of loving, moving from a past filled with regret and villainy to a future where he can be a better partner. This transformation is not just about changing actions but also about changing the very essence of how he perceives and expresses love.

The chorus highlights the internal struggle Madero faces. He acknowledges that despite his efforts, he continues to be violent, causing harm to the heart. This violence is not physical but emotional, a metaphor for the destructive patterns that can exist in relationships. The imagery of a flower wilting in silence and a motor losing power captures the sense of despair and urgency he feels. He recognizes that to truly change, he must extinguish the 'fire' within him, a fire fueled by past traumas and ingrained behaviors.

As the song progresses, Madero expresses a desire to be immune to pain and to reflect a better version of himself. However, he admits that this idealized version is not who he truly is. The struggle between his true self and the person he wants to become is palpable. The song concludes with a powerful resolution to eradicate violence in love, to eliminate the bitter taste of past mistakes, and to embrace a more peaceful and loving way of being. This journey from violence to peace is a universal theme, resonating with anyone who has ever sought to improve themselves for the sake of love.