Morir

In 'Morir,' Tranzas delves into the depths of heartbreak and the feeling of being emotionally dead after a significant loss. The song's protagonist is confronted with questions about their well-being, but these inquiries only serve to highlight the void left by a departed loved one. The lyrics poignantly express the protagonist's struggle to navigate life after this loss, revealing a profound sense of emptiness and detachment from the world around them.

The chorus, with its repeated declaration of 'mori' (I died), underscores the intensity of the protagonist's grief. They describe themselves as a walking dead, going through the motions of life without truly experiencing it. This metaphor of being a 'dead man walking' powerfully conveys the depth of their emotional paralysis. The protagonist's existence is marked by a lack of genuine engagement with their surroundings—they walk, listen, and embrace, but without any real connection or feeling.

The song also touches on the enduring nature of the protagonist's love, which persists despite the absence of the loved one. This 'maldito amor' (damned love) is described as being greater than the sun, emphasizing its overwhelming and inescapable presence. The protagonist's pain is compounded by the realization that this love, which once brought joy, now only serves as a reminder of their loss. The repeated refrain of 'no preguntes por mi, yo ya no estoy aqui' (don't ask about me, I'm no longer here) encapsulates the protagonist's sense of being lost to the world, consumed by their grief and unable to move forward.