Voces

In 'Voces,' Miranda! delves into the complex and often tumultuous inner world of self-doubt and internal conflict. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of voices inside the narrator's mind, constantly trying to convince them of actions they might take involuntarily. This internal dialogue is a powerful metaphor for the struggles many people face with their inner critic or subconscious thoughts, which can often lead to feelings of vulnerability and confusion.

The recurring theme of being affected by the 'vicio del drama' (the vice of drama) highlights the allure and danger of getting caught up in emotional turmoil. The narrator acknowledges their tendency to be tempted and fall into these dramatic episodes, finding a strange charm in the silence that follows. This could be interpreted as a reflection on the human tendency to find comfort in familiar patterns, even when they are harmful or self-destructive.

The imagery of dissolving in water and the notion of words being 'hechadas al aire surgidas del mar' (thrown into the air, arising from the sea) adds a layer of surrealism to the song. It suggests a sense of being overwhelmed and lost in a sea of thoughts and emotions, struggling to find clarity and understanding. The plea for silence when feeling vulnerable underscores the need for self-care and the importance of protecting oneself from internal and external pressures. 'Voces' is a poignant exploration of the inner battles we all face and the delicate balance between succumbing to and overcoming our inner voices.