CAÍDA LIBRE

WOS's song 'CAÍDA LIBRE' delves into the existential musings of an individual contemplating the transient nature of life and the search for meaning. The title itself, which translates to 'Free Fall,' sets the tone for a journey through uncertainty and introspection. The lyrics suggest a person who is aware that everything that begins will eventually end, and there is a sense of resignation to the darkness that surrounds them, choosing not to fight it but to let it come as it will.

The imagery used in the song is rich and evocative, painting a picture of someone who is both part of the world yet detached from it. Phrases like 'Soy la mirada de un ciego' (I am the gaze of a blind man) and 'Con mi lengua en la pierna de la cordura' (With my tongue on the leg of sanity) suggest a deep connection to the world paired with a sense of madness or loss of control. The artist seems to be swimming in a spiral, a metaphor for the cyclical and often confusing nature of life, where nothing is entirely good or bad, and everything might feel indifferent.

The song also touches on the inevitability of death and the desire to leave behind a legacy that is not defined by conflict. The mention of 'gusanos' (worms) that will see the artist's skin, flesh, bone, and what lies beyond is a stark reminder of mortality. Yet, there is a yearning for freedom, whether that is attainable or not, and a reflection on whether the artist has missed out on something essential in life. The song ends with a plea for privacy in the final moments, wishing to merge with the absolute rather than be remembered for strife.