Caer

Trágico Ballet's song 'Caer' delves into the profound emotional turmoil that accompanies the experience of falling, both metaphorically and literally. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with the aftermath of a failed relationship or a significant emotional loss. The imagery of 'escondida tras de mi' and 'deslizabas entre angeles fugaces' suggests a fleeting, almost ethereal presence that once brought light but now only leaves shadows. The struggle to acknowledge the pain ('no estan facil decir q no') and the difficulty in healing ('rompernos la piel') are central themes, highlighting the complexity of moving on when the heart has lost its faith.

The chorus, with its repeated invocation of 'caer,' emphasizes the helplessness and inevitability of the fall. The metaphor of falling as 'tirar el alma sin poder tocarla' conveys a sense of losing one's essence without the ability to grasp or save it. This descent leaves 'huecos de dolor y rabia'—voids filled with pain and anger—underscoring the deep emotional scars left behind. The siren's call ('sirena de miel') and the plea to confront the truth ('atrevete a decir') add layers of temptation and denial, suggesting that facing reality is as challenging as the fall itself.

In the final verses, the song reflects on the aftermath of this emotional descent. The imagery of 'no queda nada en las manos' and 'el corazon cansado' speaks to the emptiness and exhaustion that follow such profound loss. The notion that time can only make the wound forgettable, not healable ('esta herida no se cura, solo se olvida'), offers a bleak but honest perspective on the enduring nature of emotional pain. Trágico Ballet's 'Caer' is a poignant exploration of the human condition, capturing the essence of despair, the struggle for acceptance, and the slow, painful process of moving forward.