Luces No Bélicas

Lucybell's song 'Luces No Bélicas' delves into the themes of inner peace, self-discovery, and the contrast between external chaos and internal tranquility. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of seeking refuge and clarity amidst turmoil. The opening lines, 'Tanto resguardarse / Entre tus pelos de hierba,' suggest a desire to find solace in nature, using metaphors like 'hairs of grass' to symbolize a natural, grounding force. This imagery sets the stage for a journey inward, where the protagonist aims to ignite a fire of truth and authenticity, as indicated by 'A prender fuego y no mentir.'

The recurring phrase 'No te van a herir / Son luces no bélicas' serves as a reassuring mantra, emphasizing that the lights guiding the way are peaceful and non-violent. This contrasts with the potential harm and confusion that external influences might bring. The song encourages cutting away what is unhealthy ('Corta por lo sano') and embracing a sense of normalcy and faith, even when things seem unclear ('Con ceguez me vas a oir'). The use of blindness as a metaphor for trust and inner listening highlights the importance of intuition and inner guidance.

As the song progresses, it becomes clear that the 'luces no bélicas' are not just external lights but internal beacons of peace and direction. The lines 'No ilumina el viento / Grita tu voz por dentro' suggest that true illumination comes from within, not from external forces like the wind. The repetition of 'Y son luces no bélicas / Y pretenden saber donde ir / Dentro de ti' reinforces the idea that these peaceful lights are intrinsic to one's being, guiding the way to self-discovery and inner peace. Lucybell's poetic lyrics and evocative imagery create a powerful message about finding calm and direction within oneself, despite the chaos of the outside world.