Oxígeno

Sôber's song 'Oxígeno' delves into the depths of human despair and the desperate need for relief. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone grappling with intense emotions, feeling trapped and suffocated by their circumstances. The repeated plea for 'Oxígeno' (oxygen) symbolizes the basic need for something essential to survive, both physically and emotionally. This metaphor highlights the protagonist's struggle to find a way to breathe amidst overwhelming feelings of anger, sadness, and hopelessness.

The song's narrative suggests a confrontation with someone who has caused significant emotional pain. Lines like 'No creo que pueda contener una rabia que de mí va a estallar' (I don't think I can contain a rage that is going to explode from me) and 'Me Condenarás hacia el Más Allá' (You will condemn me to the beyond) indicate a deep-seated anger and a sense of betrayal. The protagonist feels paralyzed by the situation, unable to escape or find solace, as expressed in 'No tengo Vida que poder vivir' (I have no life to live) and 'No tengo Hueco por el cual huir' (I have no space to escape).

The song also touches on themes of existential despair and the search for meaning. The lines 'No entiendo el porque de esos Días Rotos' (I don't understand the reason for those broken days) and 'Esas Noches Muertas sin nadie a quien Amar' (Those dead nights without anyone to love) reflect a profound sense of loss and confusion. The protagonist questions the authenticity of past experiences, suggesting that everything might have been a facade. This introspective journey underscores the human need for connection and understanding, even in the face of profound suffering.