Ciegos Del Mundo

Malón's 'Ciegos Del Mundo' is a powerful critique of human arrogance and ignorance. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of individuals who are blind to their own flaws and the suffering they cause. The repeated imagery of 'vibran, claman su estirpe de guardián' (they vibrate, they claim their lineage as guardians) suggests a self-righteous attitude, where people see themselves as protectors or heroes, yet their actions are far from noble. This duality is further emphasized with phrases like 'odian, juzgan, héroes del polvo vivaz' (they hate, they judge, heroes of lively dust), highlighting the hypocrisy and superficiality of their judgments.

The song delves into the destructive nature of this arrogance. Lines such as 'gozan, ríen, en la total ignorancia' (they enjoy, they laugh, in total ignorance) and 'corren, desvelan en el delirio impaciente' (they run, they reveal in impatient delirium) depict a society that is blissfully unaware of its own ignorance. This ignorance is not just passive but actively harmful, as seen in 'degüellan solo por el placer de oler el ajeno dolor' (they slit throats just for the pleasure of smelling others' pain). The metaphor of 'rugiendo ser pobres o reyes' (roaring to be poor or kings) underscores the futility and destructiveness of their ambitions, driven by pride and a desire for power.

'Ciegos Del Mundo' serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of unchecked arrogance and ignorance. Malón uses strong, evocative language to criticize those who, in their mental arrogance, cause harm to others without a second thought. The song's intense and raw lyrics reflect the band's heavy metal roots, known for addressing social and political issues with a fierce and unflinching lens. Through this song, Malón calls for self-awareness and humility, urging listeners to recognize and rectify their own blind spots before they lead to further destruction.