No Nacere

Lucybell's song 'No Nacere' delves into themes of existential struggle, identity, and the quest for freedom. The lyrics are rich with metaphors and vivid imagery, painting a picture of a person grappling with their place in the world and the societal expectations imposed upon them. The opening lines, 'Mi deber es nadar / Tanta carne me puede dar / La voz para hablar,' suggest a sense of duty and the overwhelming nature of existence, where the act of 'swimming' symbolizes navigating through life's challenges.

The recurring phrase 'No naceré' (I will not be born) serves as a powerful declaration of resistance against conforming to societal norms. The lines 'Sentí mi cuello estrangular / Al oirte gemir libertad' (I felt my neck strangled / Hearing you moan freedom) evoke a sense of suffocation and the yearning for liberation. This struggle is further emphasized with the imagery of 'campos de flores / Sangre de bestias' (fields of flowers / blood of beasts), juxtaposing beauty and brutality, perhaps reflecting the duality of life and the harsh realities that come with it.

The song also touches on themes of control and rebellion, as seen in 'Vomitar y controlar / Apreta fuerte padre' (Vomit and control / Squeeze tight, father). This could be interpreted as a critique of authoritative figures and the pressure to conform. The repeated refusal to be born 'Entre putos y flores / Sangre y bestias' (Among whores and flowers / Blood and beasts) underscores a rejection of a world perceived as corrupt and hypocritical. Lucybell's 'No Nacere' is a poignant exploration of the individual's fight for authenticity and freedom in a world that often demands conformity.