Virgo

Lluna's song 'Virgo' is a powerful declaration of self-acceptance and individuality. The lyrics convey a strong message about embracing one's imperfections and rejecting societal pressures to conform. Lluna begins by asserting her independence and unique way of thinking, emphasizing that she will continue to be herself regardless of others' expectations. The metaphor of being 'dura hasta que me muera' (tough until I die) and 'roca como bandera' (rock like a flag) highlights her resilience and steadfastness in her identity.

The recurring theme of perfection versus imperfection is central to the song. Lluna questions the unrealistic standards imposed on her, asking 'Acaso eres perfecta?' (Are you perfect?). She finds strength and light in her imperfections, suggesting that true beauty and authenticity arise from embracing one's flaws. This sentiment is reinforced in the chorus, where she proudly declares that she is perfect in her own way, and that her uniqueness is what makes her shine.

Lluna also touches on the pressures of societal expectations and the desire to meet them, only to realize that they do not define her worth. The verse about her meticulous habits, such as organizing clothes by color and being annoyed by certain behaviors, illustrates her perfectionist tendencies. However, she ultimately rejects the notion that she must be perfect to be valued, stating 'No soy perfecta soy perfeccionista' (I am not perfect, I am a perfectionist). This line encapsulates the song's message: it is not about achieving perfection, but about striving to be the best version of oneself while accepting and celebrating one's imperfections.