Debajo de Mi Lengua

Julieta Venegas Julieta Venegas

The Unspoken Vulnerabilities Beneath the Surface

Julieta Venegas' song "Debajo de Mi Lengua" delves into the complexities of unspoken emotions and the struggle to articulate one's deepest fears and desires. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the internal battle between wanting to express oneself and the fear of revealing too much. Venegas uses the metaphor of words hidden beneath her tongue to symbolize the thoughts and feelings she keeps concealed. These hidden words represent her insecurities and the smallness she feels, which she is not yet ready to share with the world.

The recurring theme of things slipping out of her hands highlights a sense of helplessness and the difficulty in controlling her emotions. Venegas admits that everything she desires seems to elude her grasp, and she struggles to manage the burgeoning feelings within her. This admission of vulnerability is a powerful aspect of the song, as it resonates with anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by their emotions and unsure of how to express them.

The song also touches on the fear of the unknown in a relationship. Venegas mentions the dangerous and precise words that try to define everything, indicating a fear of labeling or understanding the complexities of her partner. This fear of the unknown and the hesitation to fully open up is a universal theme that many listeners can relate to. Through her poignant lyrics and emotive delivery, Venegas captures the essence of human vulnerability and the delicate balance between wanting to connect and fearing the consequences of doing so.

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  1. Limón y Sal
  2. Explosión
  3. Dos Soledades
  4. El Sol No Regresa
  5. Tuve Para Dar
  6. Lo Que Venga Despues
  7. Me Voy
  8. Pa'bailar (con BajoFondo)
  9. Andar Conmigo
  10. El Ladrón (feat. La Sonora Santanera)
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