Mi Cabeza

Rorro's song 'Mi Cabeza' delves deep into the harrowing experience of living with anxiety. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artist's internal struggle, starting with the unsettling sensation of waking up while still feeling asleep, a metaphor for the disorienting and relentless nature of anxiety. The heart racing and the feeling of impending doom are common symptoms of anxiety attacks, which Rorro captures poignantly. The repetition of these experiences at the same time each night suggests a cyclical and inescapable pattern, highlighting the chronic nature of the condition.

The chorus, 'Llorando detrás de la puerta, Estoy encerrá en mi cabeza,' translates to 'Crying behind the door, I'm trapped in my head,' which powerfully conveys the isolation and entrapment felt by those suffering from anxiety. The mention of not caring about being lied to anymore indicates a sense of hopelessness and resignation. The phrase 'No voy a superar esta mierda' ('I'm not going to get over this shit') underscores the depth of despair and the feeling of being overwhelmed by the condition.

Rorro also touches on the desire for control and the frustration of not being able to change past mistakes. The line 'Me gustaría poder controlar, Retar al tiempo, poder evitar, Todas las cosas que se hicieron mal' ('I would like to be able to control, Challenge time, be able to avoid, All the things that went wrong') reflects a longing for agency and the pain of regret. The imagery of 'con la médula podrida' ('with the rotten marrow') suggests a deep, almost physical decay caused by the relentless mental anguish. This song is a raw and honest portrayal of the debilitating effects of anxiety, resonating with anyone who has felt trapped in their own mind.