Loco Hacela Callar

Vox Dei's song 'Loco Hacela Callar' delves into the complexities of truth, deception, and self-awareness. The lyrics open with a cautionary note, urging the listener not to take the singer's words as absolute truth if they don't believe in them. This sets the stage for a broader discussion on the subjective nature of truth and the futility of conflict when perspectives differ. The line 'no pensamos igual, de nada sirve pelear' (we don't think the same, it's useless to fight) emphasizes the importance of accepting differing viewpoints rather than engaging in fruitless arguments.

The song continues with a warning about the prevalence of lies and misinformation. The phrase 'mil mentiras serán poco, las que dirán por ahí' (a thousand lies will be few, compared to what they'll say out there) highlights the overwhelming nature of deceit in society. The repeated advice 'no te dejes confundir' (don't let yourself be confused) serves as a reminder to stay vigilant and discerning in the face of widespread falsehoods. This theme is particularly relevant in today's world, where misinformation can easily spread through various media channels.

In the latter part of the song, Vox Dei advises the listener to be cautious with their words and actions. The line 'camina plácido entre el ruido' (walk peacefully among the noise) suggests maintaining inner peace amidst external chaos. The warning 'tené cuidado con tu lengua, no te vayas a confiar' (be careful with your tongue, don't get too confident) underscores the potential harm that careless speech can cause. The final plea, 'Loco, hacela callar, te llenarás de maldad' (Crazy, make it shut up, you'll be filled with evil), serves as a stark reminder of the destructive power of gossip and slander, urging the listener to silence harmful talk to avoid becoming consumed by negativity.