El hombre electrico

Sekta Core's song 'El Hombre Electrico' tells the whimsical and somewhat tragic story of a man who becomes an unlikely hero after being struck by lightning. The narrative begins on a rainy day, with the protagonist working happily on a post, not as a police officer but as a friend of the neutron. This sets the stage for his transformation into 'El Hombre Electrico' after a dramatic lightning strike.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of his newfound powers and confidence. He even commissions a suit better than Superman's, feeling invincible and capable of anything. His yellow suit and newfound abilities make him feel like a national hero, even catching the attention of the CIA. The song humorously portrays his delusions of grandeur, as he believes he is a high-society figure, likened to Don Corleone, fighting evil and winning over women.

However, the story takes a turn as his overconfidence leads to his downfall. He is fired from his job for being a show-off and kicked out of his house for not bringing home the bacon. The song ends with a repetition of 'el hombre electrico,' emphasizing the irony of his situation. Despite his electrifying transformation, he is ultimately left with nothing, highlighting the fleeting nature of fame and power.

Sekta Core, known for their energetic and satirical style, uses this song to explore themes of power, delusion, and the consequences of hubris. The character of 'El Hombre Electrico' serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of letting newfound abilities and confidence go to one's head, only to be brought back down to reality in a harsh manner.