escorpio

Lluna's song 'escorpio' delves into the themes of transformation, self-discovery, and the duality of human nature. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who finds clarity and strength in darkness, symbolizing a journey through personal struggles and the emergence of a more powerful self. The opening lines, 'Voy apagando las luces porque veo mejor en la oscuridad,' suggest that the protagonist feels more at ease and perceptive in the metaphorical darkness, indicating a comfort with their inner turmoil and complexities.

The song employs rich metaphors, such as 'Con mis dedos de linterna y la lengua partida a la mitad,' to illustrate the protagonist's unique way of navigating their world. The reference to a 'tercer ojo' (third eye) and 'Karma el segundo name' hints at a deeper, almost mystical understanding of their experiences and the consequences of their actions. This spiritual and introspective journey is marked by pain and transformation, as seen in the lines 'Tanto dolor que por dentro estaba agonizando / Me he transformado, change.' The protagonist sheds their old self, akin to a snake shedding its skin, to reveal a more resilient and enlightened being.

The recurring imagery of light and darkness, such as 'Te apago la luz pa poder ver la claridad,' underscores the theme of finding truth and clarity through embracing one's shadow side. The protagonist's 'carita angelical' (angelic face) juxtaposed with a 'mirada endemonia' (demonic gaze) highlights the duality within, suggesting that true power and understanding come from acknowledging and integrating both the light and dark aspects of oneself. The song's conclusion, with the image of a 'árbol lila que no se deja atrapar' (a lilac tree that cannot be trapped), symbolizes the protagonist's ultimate freedom and unyielding spirit, having emerged stronger and more self-aware from their trials.