Mi Ley

In 'Mi Ley,' La Ley delves into the emotional and psychological burdens of living under self-imposed rules and expectations. The song's lyrics are filled with metaphors and vivid imagery that convey a sense of isolation and struggle. The opening lines, 'Latidos que enmudecen proclaman el silencio de mi ley,' suggest a heart that has been silenced by its own laws, indicating a deep internal conflict. The mention of windows closing and the absence of illumination further emphasizes a sense of confinement and darkness brought about by these self-imposed rules.

The recurring theme of difficulty and resistance is evident in the lines 'Por mas que trato, mas me cuesta,' which translates to 'The more I try, the harder it gets.' This repetition underscores the relentless struggle and the feeling of being trapped in a cycle of effort and failure. The sirens and cold nights mentioned in the song add to the atmosphere of despair and resignation, painting a picture of a world where even children are affected by these harsh, self-imposed laws.

Towards the end of the song, there is a glimmer of hope as the narrator expresses a desire to rebuild lost trust. However, the journey to this point is fraught with hours of silent suffering, as indicated by 'Horas y horas sin poder gritar.' This line captures the essence of the song's emotional weight, highlighting the internal battle and the longing for release. 'Mi Ley' serves as a poignant reflection on the consequences of living under the weight of one's own expectations and the arduous path to overcoming them.