Humanos

The song 'Humanos' by Victimas Del Dr. Cerebro delves into the hubris and misconceptions of humanity regarding its place in the universe. The lyrics challenge the belief that humans are the ultimate beings, capable of controlling and dominating the world without consequence. The opening lines, 'Yo se pudiste tocar el universo sin permiso de Dios,' suggest that humans have overstepped their bounds, acting without divine or natural approval. The metaphor of swimming like a shark without scales and flying without being born from an egg highlights the unnatural and arrogant feats humans believe they can achieve.

The song continues to critique the human race's sense of superiority, stating, 'Te crees dueño del universo, tan solo eres primate con Internet y stress.' This line underscores the idea that despite technological advancements and perceived progress, humans are still fundamentally primates, burdened by modern stresses. The repeated assertion that humans are not the owners of the universe serves as a stark reminder of our limitations and the potential consequences of our actions.

Victimas Del Dr. Cerebro uses vivid imagery and metaphors to convey a message of humility and caution. The reference to humanity as 'the bad dream of a great turtle' evokes the idea of a larger, more ancient wisdom that humans are disregarding. The song ultimately calls for a reevaluation of our place in the world, urging listeners to recognize that the human race is not infallible and that our actions have repercussions. This theme resonates with contemporary concerns about environmental degradation and the unsustainable exploitation of natural resources.