Testamento

“Testamento” by Triángula is a deeply introspective song that explores themes of identity, memory, and the power of voice. The song begins with the artist declaring their testament, which is metaphorically made of wind. This wind is meant to sweep through the garden within them, symbolizing a cleansing or a renewal of their inner self. The garden represents the artist's inner thoughts and emotions, suggesting a desire to clear away the old and make way for new growth.

The lyrics then delve into the artist's emotional state, expressing a vulnerability and a tendency to overthink. The act of blinking is used as a metaphor for the moments when the artist is overwhelmed by their thoughts and emotions. This vulnerability is further explored in the lines about sending a shooting star to the listener, symbolizing a connection and a shared experience of light and hope amidst darkness.

The spoken word section of the song is a powerful declaration of the significance of voice. The artist describes their voice as a territory of struggles, a powerful prayer, and a sacred banner. This section emphasizes the importance of self-expression and the voice as a tool for empowerment and resistance. The voice is portrayed as a deeply personal and spiritual entity, inherited from the artist's mother and claimed from the world. The repetition of the phrase “my voice escapes in the wind” reinforces the idea of the voice as a carrier of memories and a means of connecting with the past.

“Testamento” is a poignant reflection on the artist's inner world and the transformative power of voice and memory. It invites listeners to consider their own inner gardens and the ways in which they use their voices to navigate their struggles and connect with others.