El Infierno de Ayer

Malón's song 'El Infierno de Ayer' delves into themes of rebellion, disillusionment, and the cyclical nature of suffering. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is fed up with the deceit and falsehoods that have plagued their life. The opening lines, 'En el pavimento arrastrando tus pies / Tu corazón hierve por última vez,' suggest a sense of exhaustion and finality, as if the protagonist has reached their breaking point. The imagery of dragging feet and a boiling heart conveys a powerful sense of frustration and anger.

The chorus, 'El infierno de ayer vuelve a empezar,' emphasizes the recurring nature of the protagonist's struggles. This line suggests that the torment they are experiencing is not new but a continuation of past sufferings. The use of the word 'infierno' (hell) underscores the intensity of their emotional and psychological pain. The repetition of this line reinforces the idea that the protagonist feels trapped in a never-ending cycle of misery.

Throughout the song, there is a strong sense of defiance and a desire to break free from the chains of deception. Lines like 'Cambiaré lo habitual, no me guiarás' and 'No me digas que todo está bien' reflect the protagonist's determination to change their circumstances and reject the false reassurances of others. The mention of 'la alcantarilla de tu falsedad' (the sewer of your falsehood) further highlights the depth of their disillusionment and the low regard they have for those who have deceived them. Malón's aggressive musical style, characterized by heavy guitar riffs and intense vocals, complements the raw emotion and rebellious spirit of the lyrics, making 'El Infierno de Ayer' a powerful anthem of resistance against deceit and suffering.