Ego

Warcry's song 'Ego' delves deep into the complexities of self-perception and the struggle between one's true self and the persona presented to the world. The lyrics express a sense of exhaustion from constantly hearing others' opinions about who the singer is or how they should think. This societal pressure forces individuals to simulate behaviors and hide their true selves, leading to a life of pretense. The line 'No se dan cuenta que nadie es cómo dice ser, solo interpreta un papel' (They don't realize that no one is as they say they are, they just play a role) encapsulates this sentiment perfectly, highlighting the universal nature of this internal conflict.

The song also touches on the emotional turmoil that comes with this duality. Feelings of pain, sadness, and anxiety are masked by a facade of normalcy, as suggested by the lines 'Siempre hay algo que está mal, dolor, tristeza o ansiedad, y sonreímos al espejo' (There is always something wrong, pain, sadness, or anxiety, and we smile at the mirror). This metaphor of smiling at the mirror signifies the effort to maintain an appearance of stability despite inner chaos. The devil, representing wisdom gained through experience, knows the truth behind these facades.

'Ego' further explores the idea that understanding oneself is a complex and often elusive task. The singer admits that even they are unsure if their actions are good or bad, living 'entre el cielo y el infierno' (between heaven and hell). This line underscores the internal battle between moral extremes and the hope that intentions, rather than actions, will be judged. The recurring theme of being misunderstood by others, who think they know the singer, adds another layer to the song's exploration of identity and self-awareness. Ultimately, 'Ego' is a powerful reflection on the human condition, the masks we wear, and the inner conflicts that define us.