SANGRE PARA DERRAMAR

Milo j's song 'SANGRE PARA DERRAMAR' delves deep into the emotional and psychological battles faced by individuals who feel out of place in society. The lyrics reflect a sense of internal conflict and the struggle to find one's footing amidst external pressures and personal shortcomings. The recurring line 'Me dieron alas y no sé volar' (They gave me wings and I don't know how to fly) symbolizes the expectations placed upon the artist and his feelings of inadequacy in meeting them. This metaphor highlights the disconnect between potential and reality, emphasizing the need for inner peace before one can truly soar.

The song also touches on themes of self-worth and societal judgment. Milo j expresses feelings of being misunderstood and judged harshly by others, as seen in lines like 'Salgo a la calle y me siento un criminal' (I go out on the street and feel like a criminal). This sentiment is further reinforced by the notion of having 'miradas malas que devolver' (bad looks to return), indicating a cycle of negativity and mistrust. The artist's struggle with love and happiness is evident in the line 'Siento amor y no sé amar' (I feel love and don't know how to love), suggesting a disconnect between emotions and actions.

Additionally, the song reflects on the harsh realities of life and the artist's journey through adversity. Milo j mentions being 'excluido desde un principio' (excluded from the beginning) and learning from the streets, which have become his harshest yet most effective teachers. The line 'El hobby se hace oficio a falta de auspiciantes' (The hobby becomes a job due to lack of sponsors) speaks to the necessity of turning passion into a means of survival. The song's overall tone is one of resilience and determination, with the artist acknowledging his flaws and the battles he has yet to win, but also recognizing the strength he has left to continue fighting.