Maldicion

La Trampa's song 'Maldicion' delves into the haunting and inescapable presence of a metaphorical curse. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of an entity that is born close to the narrator, yet remains unseen and unknown. This entity, described as a 'maldición' or curse, symbolizes an overwhelming burden or a parasitic relationship that the narrator cannot escape from. The repetition of the phrase 'naciste tan cerca de mi' emphasizes the proximity and inevitability of this curse, suggesting that it is an intrinsic part of the narrator's life.

The song's imagery is rich with metaphors that convey the physical and emotional toll of this curse. The lines 'Me abriste el pecho para entrar, luego quisiste hacer lugar' suggest an invasive force that penetrates the narrator's very being, causing pain and discomfort. The mention of 'costuras en la piel' further emphasizes the sense of being stitched up or altered by this presence, highlighting the deep and lasting impact it has on the narrator's life. The curse is depicted as a parasitic entity that grows more voracious over time, consuming the narrator's energy and resources, as seen in the lines 'Parasitándome y voraz, crecías cada día más.'

The desire to be free from this curse is poignantly expressed in the chorus, where the narrator wishes to be present at the curse's death, to bid it farewell and celebrate its funeral. This longing for liberation and the finality of the curse's end underscores the narrator's desperation and exhaustion. The repeated refrain 'y no cargarte nunca más' encapsulates the yearning for relief and the hope for a life unburdened by this relentless presence. Through 'Maldicion,' La Trampa masterfully captures the struggle of living with an inescapable burden and the profound desire for freedom and peace.