Religión Pagana

In 'Religión Pagana,' No Te Va Gustar delves into the profound and transformative power of music. The lyrics reflect a journey of self-discovery and healing, where the protagonist grapples with loss, doubt, and the search for meaning. The opening lines, 'Todo lo que fui o lo que creí tener se va,' set a tone of introspection and the realization that what once was is no longer. This sense of loss is compounded by moments of blindness and denial, as the singer admits to sometimes not seeing or not wanting to see the truth.

The song then transitions into a desire for change and self-worth, with the lines 'Quisiera dormir, quisiera hacerme valer, encontrarle solución a todo.' Here, the protagonist expresses a longing for rest and resolution, seeking a way to navigate through life's challenges. The recurring theme of doubt is juxtaposed with a singular truth: the healing power of music. 'Mueve Une Sana y Calma, música llenás mi alma' becomes a mantra, emphasizing how music moves, unites, heals, and calms the soul.

The chorus elevates music to a divine status, describing it as 'el aire es el sol que entra en mi ventana,' likening it to essential elements of life. The phrase 'mi Religión Pagana' encapsulates the idea that music, though not a traditional form of worship, holds a sacred place in the singer's life. It is a personal, almost spiritual practice that provides guidance and healing, even though it is not a voice of conscience, medicine, or science. This song beautifully captures the essence of how music can be a source of solace and strength, a personal religion that fills the soul with peace and purpose.