Mi Desierto

Los Tres Puntos' song 'Mi Desierto' delves into the profound sense of isolation and disconnection that can arise in the modern, globalized world. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who feels abandoned and cut off from meaningful human connections, despite living in an era of supposed global interconnectedness. The use of terms like 'mundialización' and 'globalización' highlights the paradox of feeling more isolated in a world that is more connected than ever before.

The song's protagonist grapples with their own cowardice and the emptiness of their life. The repeated lines about 'urpando y ahogando en mi cobardía' suggest a deep internal struggle, where the individual feels overwhelmed by their own fears and insecurities. This internal battle is compounded by the realization that their only semblance of friendship or connection was through their work, which they now reflect upon with a sense of regret and loss.

'Vivo en el vacío que he creado' is a powerful line that encapsulates the self-imposed nature of the protagonist's isolation. It speaks to the idea that the emptiness they feel is a result of their own actions or inactions, a 'traumasocieado' existence where societal pressures and personal traumas intertwine. The song ultimately serves as a poignant commentary on the alienation and loneliness that can pervade modern life, even as we are surrounded by the trappings of a connected world.