Hechicera

Maria Daniela Y Su Sonido Lasser's song "Hechicera" is a powerful anthem of resilience, revenge, and self-empowerment. The lyrics tell the story of a tumultuous relationship where the protagonist feels unappreciated and wronged by their partner. The opening lines, "Tal vez no te supe amar / Y sobró tanto llorar," suggest a sense of regret and sorrow, but this quickly shifts to a tone of defiance and strength. The protagonist acknowledges their obsession with their partner, who in turn sees them as a mistake, leading to a fiery dynamic fueled by ego and conflict.

The chorus, with its declaration of being "combustible" and "hechicera" (sorceress), symbolizes the protagonist's transformation and empowerment. They have emerged stronger from the relationship, ready to take control and exact revenge. The reference to being the "ex más flamante" (most dazzling ex) highlights their newfound confidence and allure. The mention of Dante's Inferno, "Tú nos metiste en un cuadro de Dante," adds a layer of literary depth, suggesting that the relationship was a hellish experience, but one that the protagonist has survived and risen above.

The song's imagery is vivid and evocative, with lines like "Tu cara se vuelve borrosa / La imagen de un ángel que llega y me toca" painting a picture of transcendence and transformation. The protagonist feels like an "electrified goddess," a powerful figure who has taken control of their destiny. The repeated refrain of "Soy hechicera" reinforces this sense of empowerment and magic. Ultimately, "Hechicera" is a celebration of overcoming adversity, reclaiming one's power, and turning pain into strength.