El Llamado

Nostra Morte's song 'El Llamado' delves into themes of darkness, devotion, and the supernatural. The lyrics are a call to action, urging listeners to follow a voice that promises forgiveness and guidance. The repeated invocation of 'elohim' and the plea to be a shepherd suggest a deep spiritual or religious undertone, albeit one that is shrouded in mystery and darkness. The song's protagonist seems to be in a state of spiritual conflict, torn between angelic and demonic influences, as indicated by the lines 'Será un ángel que me llama / O un demonio que ha venido.' This duality creates a sense of tension and urgency, as the protagonist seeks a path through their inner turmoil.

The imagery in 'El Llamado' is rich with metaphors of sacrifice and servitude. Phrases like 'Comerás de mi piel / Mi sangre has de beber' evoke a sense of ritualistic devotion, reminiscent of religious ceremonies that involve consuming the body and blood. This could symbolize a complete surrender to a higher power, whether benevolent or malevolent. The protagonist's declaration of readiness to 'reign' and their origin 'desde tu oscuridad' further emphasize a transformation or rebirth through this dark allegiance.

The song also touches on themes of vengeance and eternal night, suggesting a battle or conflict that is both personal and cosmic. The lines 'Listos ya para vengarnos / En esta noche sin final' imply a readiness to fight and a commitment to a cause that transcends time. The repeated calls to 'adore' and 'be ready for vengeance' create a sense of unity and purpose among the followers, who are prepared to march 'sin clemencia' and announce the arrival of their dark lord. This blend of devotion, conflict, and supernatural elements makes 'El Llamado' a compelling exploration of the darker aspects of faith and power.