Principalmente Me Sinto Arrasada

Luísa Sonza's song 'Principalmente Me Sinto Arrasada' is a raw and emotional expression of the artist's personal struggles and mental exhaustion. The lyrics convey a sense of being overwhelmed and tired, not just physically but emotionally and mentally. Sonza speaks of an ongoing battle with time and the inability to achieve what she desires, which adds to her fatigue. The song also touches on the desire to feel anger towards someone but being unable to, suggesting a complex relationship with someone who has hurt her.

The second verse delves into the scrutiny she faces, likely as a public figure, where her every move is watched and judged. The pressure of living up to expectations and the frustration of dealing with hypocrisy are palpable. Sonza's lyrics reflect a yearning for authenticity and a break from the performance that her life sometimes requires. The visceral language used, such as 'náusea' and 'surtando', emphasizes the intensity of her feelings.

Towards the end of the song, there is a shift in tone. Sonza acknowledges the growth she has experienced as a result of her past, indicating a bittersweet gratitude. However, she also expresses a sense of detachment and the feeling that her voice might no longer be of interest to others. The song concludes with an internal dialogue, urging herself to stop wallowing and to take action, yet there is an underlying fear of being perceived as a fraud. This vulnerability and self-doubt make the song relatable to many who have faced similar internal conflicts.