Borde Real

Kyosko's song 'Borde Real' delves into the profound and often unsettling themes of existence, perception, and the boundary between life and death. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person caught in a liminal space, neither fully present nor entirely absent. The opening lines, 'Sigues no te vas no quedas / luces caras filos y marcas,' suggest a state of being that is both transient and superficial, marked by fleeting appearances and artificial enhancements. This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of what it means to truly exist and be aware.

The recurring phrase 'Borde real, te caerás / despertar, de este sueño' serves as a powerful metaphor for the precarious balance between reality and illusion. The 'real edge' symbolizes the thin line we walk between understanding our true selves and being lost in a dream-like state. The song challenges the listener to awaken from this dream, to confront the harsh truths of existence, and to recognize that death is not a restful escape but a continuation of the journey. The line 'la muerte no es descanso' underscores this idea, suggesting that true peace and understanding come from within, not from external circumstances.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics shift to a more hopeful tone with 'Hoy escucho veo y estas / salto al infinito y me abraza.' Here, the act of listening and seeing becomes a gateway to a deeper connection with the infinite, symbolized by the embrace. The heartbeat ('el latido del corazón') represents life, awareness, and the pursuit of understanding. The repetition of 'adentro no es afuera / el solo es quien te espera' reinforces the notion that true enlightenment and peace are found within oneself, and that the ultimate guide or savior is a solitary, internal presence. This introspective journey is both a challenge and an invitation to explore the depths of one's soul.