Flores

Rojuu's song 'Flores' delves deep into the themes of pain, isolation, and emotional turmoil. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who has chosen to retreat into their own world of suffering, rejecting the outside world and the concept of love. The opening lines, 'Voy a encerrarme en mi vació de dolor / No quiero el exterior no quiero oír amor,' set the tone for the entire song, highlighting a desire to escape from external influences and emotional connections. This self-imposed isolation is a coping mechanism for the protagonist, who finds solace in their own pain rather than seeking comfort from others.

The song also explores the idea of identity and transformation through relationships. Rojuu sings, 'Soy lo que tu quieres ser y lo que yo no quise ser / Una chica me cambio y me cambiaron por placer,' suggesting that the protagonist has been shaped and altered by their interactions with others, often in ways they did not desire. This transformation is further emphasized by the line, 'Soy con quien tu novia piensa cuando esta sin luz,' indicating a sense of being an unwanted yet persistent presence in someone else's life. The protagonist's world is defined by their internal struggles and the person they have become as a result of these experiences.

The recurring motif of pain and its inescapability is a central theme in 'Flores.' The lyrics, 'El visto es mi novio, me case con el dolor / Divorciado del amor, destrozado en mi interior,' illustrate a deep connection to suffering, almost as if it has become a part of the protagonist's identity. The metaphor of being 'married to pain' and 'divorced from love' underscores the permanence of their emotional state. The song concludes with a powerful image of unrelenting depression, 'La lluvia suena en mi cabeza todo el puto día / Tengo una depresión que no se cura con amigas,' highlighting the protagonist's sense of hopelessness and the inadequacy of external support in alleviating their inner turmoil.