Fiebre

Zoé's song 'Fiebre' delves into the themes of freedom, resistance, and the dehumanizing effects of modern society. The lyrics begin with a sense of isolation and disconnection, as the protagonist laments the lack of communication and the feeling of being trapped in a digital world. This opening sets the stage for a broader critique of how technology and societal expectations can imprison individuals, making them feel distant from genuine human warmth and connection.

The chorus of the song is a powerful declaration of defiance. The repeated lines 'No me vas a callar, no me vas a volver robot' emphasize a refusal to be silenced or dehumanized. This resistance is not just personal but collective, as the lyrics shift from 'me' to 'nos,' indicating a shared struggle against the forces that seek to control and manipulate. The imagery of becoming a robot symbolizes the loss of individuality and autonomy, a common fear in an increasingly automated and impersonal world.

The song also touches on environmental and social issues, describing the 'fiebre humana' or human fever that is causing harm to the Earth. This fever is driven by greed, the pursuit of the 'American dream,' and a lifestyle of excess and deception. The call to 'grita montaña con tu lengua de metralla fuego' is a vivid metaphor for nature's retaliation against human exploitation. Zoé's 'Fiebre' is a rallying cry for awareness, resistance, and a return to more authentic and sustainable ways of living, urging listeners to break free from the chains of modernity and reclaim their humanity.