Solo Sé

Warcry's song 'Solo Sé' is a powerful anthem of self-acceptance and defiance against societal expectations. The lyrics begin by addressing the pressure to conform to adult responsibilities and societal norms. The lines 'Es hora de acallar al niño de ayer / Eres un adulto y debes crecer' suggest a call to silence the inner child and embrace maturity. However, the protagonist resists this pressure, emphasizing that they cannot and will not stop being true to themselves.

The chorus, 'Solo sé que no, yo sé que no podré parar,' is a declaration of the protagonist's refusal to conform. This repeated assertion highlights a strong sense of self-awareness and determination. The protagonist acknowledges the societal expectations to behave and think in a certain way but chooses to prioritize their own happiness and authenticity over external validation. The line 'Qué piensen de mí, a mí me da igual' further reinforces this sentiment, showing a disregard for others' opinions.

In the latter part of the song, the protagonist embraces their inner child as a source of inspiration and motivation. 'El niño de ayer vive aún en mí, es la ilusión para proseguir' suggests that the inner child represents hope and dreams that fuel their journey. The song concludes with a firm stance on personal happiness and authenticity, rejecting the notion of perfection and instead focusing on the pursuit of happiness. The defiant repetition of 'Solo sé que no, yo sé que no quiero parar' serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of staying true to oneself despite societal pressures.