Heridas (part. Bryartz)

In 'Heridas,' Kidd Voodoo, featuring Bryartz, delves into the emotional aftermath of a broken relationship. The song is a poignant reflection on regret and the pain caused by one's actions. The lyrics are a heartfelt confession from the protagonist, who acknowledges his role in causing emotional wounds to his partner. The repetition of the word 'heridas' (wounds) underscores the depth of the hurt and the lingering impact of the relationship's end.

The song opens with the protagonist reminiscing about a night when his partner was still with him, highlighting the intimacy they once shared. However, he quickly admits that his actions drove her away, and he failed to recognize her true feelings for him. This admission sets the tone for the rest of the song, where he repeatedly acknowledges his culpability in causing her pain. The chorus, with its repetitive and almost haunting declaration of being the 'culpable de tus heridas' (guilty of your wounds), serves as a constant reminder of his regret and sorrow.

As the song progresses, the protagonist reflects on the complexity of his life and the emotional turmoil he experiences. He recalls the passionate moments they shared and the promises made, only to be left with the realization that destiny has taken them on separate paths. The lyrics also touch on the protagonist's struggle to move on, as he continues to think about his former partner and the memories they created together. The mention of 'tramadol' and 'pena' (pain) suggests a desire to numb the emotional pain, further emphasizing the depth of his regret.

'Heridas' is a raw and honest exploration of the consequences of one's actions in a relationship. Kidd Voodoo and Bryartz effectively convey the emotional weight of regret and the longing for reconciliation, making the song a powerful testament to the enduring impact of love and loss.