ANGUSTIA

Soziedad Alkoholika's song 'ANGUSTIA' delves deep into the emotional turmoil and existential dread that can plague an individual. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person wandering aimlessly through the streets, consumed by a mix of disgust and a desperate yearning for well-being. This duality of emotions—feeling both repulsed by their current state and longing for hope—captures the essence of human struggle during times of intense personal crisis. The mention of a 'puto bache' (a damn pothole) suggests that the singer views this period as a temporary setback, albeit a profoundly challenging one.

The song's narrative continues to explore the protagonist's nocturnal escapades, moving from bar to bar in a futile attempt to find solace or distraction. The recurring theme of emptiness is palpable, especially when the protagonist returns home, only to be engulfed by a sense of void and frustration. The closing of the door symbolizes the shutting out of the world, leaving the individual alone with their inner demons. The 'amarga sensación' (bitter sensation) that fills their interior underscores the depth of their despair and the overwhelming nature of their emotional state.

In the final verses, the protagonist confronts their anguish head-on, personifying it as an entity they can command to leave. The repeated cries of '¡Mártxate!' (Go away!) and '¡Jódete!' (Fuck off!) signify a fierce determination to overcome this oppressive force. This battle against 'la puta angustia' (the fucking anguish) is a powerful declaration of the individual's refusal to be consumed by their despair. The song ultimately serves as a raw and unfiltered portrayal of the struggle against inner turmoil, highlighting the resilience and defiance required to reclaim one's sense of self and peace.