Velocidad

Los De Adentro's song 'Velocidad' delves into the intoxicating and often overwhelming sensation of speed, both literal and metaphorical. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a journey that is as much about physical movement as it is about emotional and psychological states. The opening lines, 'Transado en mi memoria / Clavado en mis sentidos,' suggest a deep imprint on the narrator's memory and senses, indicating that this experience of speed is unforgettable and all-consuming.

The song's recurring question, 'Velocidad / Es eso todo lo que tienes para mi?' reflects a sense of existential inquiry. The narrator is questioning whether speed, in all its forms, is all that life has to offer. This could be interpreted as a critique of modern life's relentless pace, where everything moves quickly, leaving little room for reflection or genuine connection. The phrase 'A tres mil años luz de todo el existir' further emphasizes this distance from true existence, suggesting that the constant pursuit of speed can lead to a sense of alienation and disconnection.

The imagery of 'malditos sueños que me atan' and 'buscando la pureza / De esta noche brillante' adds a layer of complexity to the song. These lines suggest that the narrator is trapped by dreams and desires that are both alluring and tormenting. The 'cámara humeante' and the sensation of being 'usado para saciar / Tu sed constante de piel' evoke a sense of being consumed by these desires, only to be left feeling empty and used. Ultimately, 'Velocidad' is a poignant exploration of the highs and lows of living life at a breakneck pace, and the emotional toll it can take.