Perimetro

Sebna's song 'Perimetro' delves into the complexities of love, self-preservation, and emotional boundaries. The lyrics reflect a deep internal struggle where the protagonist questions the value of physical affection when the emotional connection has faded. The lines '¿de que me sirven 105 besos? / Si amara y ya no existe su sonrisa' poignantly express the emptiness felt when love loses its essence, despite the presence of physical gestures like kisses and caresses.

The chorus, 'Trazo mi perimetro, levanto esa muralla / Amor sera mi aliado y respeto mi bandera,' metaphorically illustrates the act of setting personal boundaries. The 'perimetro' or perimeter represents the emotional walls the protagonist builds to protect themselves. Love and respect are depicted as allies and guiding principles, suggesting that these boundaries are not just for self-defense but also for maintaining personal integrity and happiness. The repeated emphasis on being 'feliz' (happy) despite being perceived as 'cuadrado' (rigid) underscores the importance of self-respect and emotional security.

The recurring theme of 'fuego apasionado' (passionate fire) and 'cadenas en mi cuello' (chains on my neck) symbolizes the intense yet potentially destructive nature of passionate love. The fear of falling and the battle for purity highlight the internal conflict between desire and self-control. The protagonist's decision to 'levanto esa muralla' (raise that wall) and the ultimate realization that 'sera mejor que me vaya' (it will be better if I leave) indicate a journey towards self-awareness and the necessity of emotional boundaries for personal well-being.