Deshumanidad

Pablo Olivares' song 'Deshumanidad' is a powerful critique of the dehumanizing forces that strip individuals of their essence and happiness. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relentless entity, referred to as 'deshumanidad,' that dominates and destroys, leaving no soul untouched. This entity represents the various societal pressures and superficial desires that consume people, leading them away from their true selves and genuine happiness. The repeated plea in the chorus, 'Fuera de aquí deshumanidad,' is a desperate call to banish these dehumanizing forces and reclaim one's humanity.

The song delves into the consequences of allowing such forces to take control. It speaks of a loss of past and memory, suggesting that dehumanization erases personal and collective histories to build an empire of superficiality. This empire thrives on the continuous demand for more, never satisfied, always consuming. The lyrics urge listeners not to let this entity take their place, emphasizing the importance of resisting these pressures to maintain one's identity and values.

In the final verses, there is a glimmer of hope. Olivares sings of an awaited dream and the anticipated freedom that will soon arrive. This shift in tone suggests that despite the overwhelming presence of dehumanization, there is still hope for liberation and the restoration of humanity. The song ends with a fervent repetition of the plea to banish dehumanization, reinforcing the urgency and importance of this struggle. Through 'Deshumanidad,' Pablo Olivares not only critiques the dehumanizing aspects of modern society but also inspires a fight for freedom and the preservation of one's true self.