Poseído Del Alba

Pescado Rabioso's song 'Poseído Del Alba' is a poetic exploration of existential themes, blending surreal imagery with profound introspection. The title itself, which translates to 'Possessed by the Dawn,' sets the stage for a journey that begins with the break of day. The opening lines describe the dawn surprising the narrator with their gaze submerged in the sea, a metaphor for deep contemplation and immersion in the subconscious. The mention of colors going to darkness and lights being born and dying suggests the cyclical nature of life and the transient beauty of existence.

The lyrics then shift to a more intense tone, with the sky described as violent and capable of draining one's energy. This could symbolize the overwhelming nature of the universe and the existential dread that can accompany such realizations. The narrator identifies as an 'angel of very real hungers,' highlighting a duality of spiritual and physical needs. The fragility mentioned here underscores the vulnerability inherent in the human condition, and the need for transformation to cope with these existential challenges.

In the latter part of the song, the narrator invites the listener to look into their 'cerebral sea,' a call to introspection and self-awareness. The repetition of 'mar, masa de mar' (sea, mass of sea) emphasizes the vastness and depth of the mind, suggesting that understanding oneself is akin to navigating an endless ocean. The final lines hint at a sense of urgency, as the narrator warns that without this introspection, they will no longer be present under their 'ancient skin,' implying a loss of identity or essence if one fails to engage in self-discovery.