Rabia

Viernes Verde's song 'Rabia' delves deep into the emotional turmoil and psychological strain caused by anger and frustration. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone burdened by the weight of the world, feeling unheard and unimportant. The opening lines, 'El peso los pies, he resistir / El peso del mundo en tus hombros,' immediately set the tone of struggle and endurance. This imagery of carrying a heavy load symbolizes the emotional and mental burdens that the protagonist is grappling with.

The recurring theme of 'rabia' or rage is central to the song. The lyrics 'Rabia que te come poco a poco / Te vuelves loco loco' suggest that this anger is not just a fleeting emotion but a consuming force that eats away at the individual, driving them to the brink of madness. The repetition of 'te vuelves loco loco' emphasizes the destructive power of this rage, highlighting how it can lead to a loss of control and sanity. This portrayal of anger as a corrosive and consuming force is a powerful metaphor for the internal battles many people face.

Additionally, the song touches on the idea of societal neglect and the feeling of being ignored or undervalued. Lines like 'No vales la pena ser oído' and 'No vales la pena ser ignorado' reflect a deep sense of worthlessness and frustration with being overlooked. This sentiment resonates with many who feel marginalized or unheard in their personal or professional lives. Viernes Verde uses these lyrics to give voice to those struggles, creating a raw and relatable narrative that speaks to the universal human experience of dealing with anger and the desire to be seen and heard.