Satánica

Varry Brava's song 'Satánica' delves into the mysterious and captivating nature of a woman who exudes an almost supernatural charm. The lyrics paint a picture of a figure who is both mesmerizing and elusive, likened to a star that suddenly fades away. This woman is always in vogue, never faltering in her appearance, yet she carries an air of dark enchantment, described as 'brujería' or witchcraft. The narrator is both fascinated and ensnared by her, questioning the source of her power and her intentions.

The song uses vivid imagery and metaphors to convey the woman's enigmatic presence. Her laughter is compared to 'caracolas y serpientes' (seashells and snakes), suggesting a blend of beauty and danger. Her dramatic exits and waxen skin add to her otherworldly aura. The repeated refrain 'No tienes corazón, Satánica' (You have no heart, Satanic) underscores the narrator's perception of her as heartless and manipulative, using her allure to retain control over him.

The lyrics also explore themes of alchemy and voodoo, with references to 'aceite esencial, lenguas de rana' (essential oil, frog tongues) and 'muñeco vudú' (voodoo doll). These elements enhance the mystical and occult undertones of the song, suggesting that the woman's power over the narrator is almost magical. Despite the attraction, the narrator recognizes the toxic nature of their relationship, describing it as 'alma de plástico' (plastic soul) and acknowledging their mutual tragic allure. The song captures the tension between desire and the need for liberation, making 'Satánica' a compelling exploration of dark romance and enchantment.