La Vocesita

Ultrageno's song 'La Vocesita' delves deep into the tumultuous inner world of someone grappling with intense emotions and mental turmoil. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person haunted by an internal voice that incites feelings of anger, fear, and violence. This 'little voice' whispers bloody secrets and makes the protagonist feel as though even their own reflection is out to get them. The repetition of 'Todos los espejos me quieren matar' (All the mirrors want to kill me) underscores the depth of their self-loathing and paranoia.

The song also touches on the erosion of faith and willpower, as the protagonist clings to their faith despite it being shattered. The internal voice attacks their sexuality and will, leaving them confused about their own thoughts. The line 'Esa vocecita que no puedo callar' (That little voice I can't silence) highlights the relentless nature of this inner torment. The plea to 'Aléjate de mi no te quiero oír más' (Stay away from me, I don't want to hear you anymore) is a desperate cry for relief from this mental anguish.

Ultrageno uses powerful metaphors to describe the protagonist's mental state, such as 'Mí cerebro tiene dientes' (My brain has teeth) and 'el monstruo esta en mí' (the monster is in me). These lines convey the idea that the source of their suffering is internal, a part of themselves that they cannot escape. The song concludes with a depiction of overwhelming anxiety, as the protagonist feels mistreated and unable to think clearly. The raw and visceral language used throughout the song captures the intensity of their struggle, making 'La Vocesita' a poignant exploration of mental health and inner demons.