ÉRASE UNA BESTIA LYRICS – JOSÉ MADERO

ÉRase Una Bestia Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
In this verse, the singer describes how his dreams and humor have faded. He reflects on a sense of loss, feeling disconnected and invisible. The mention of God dying and drügs failing to help highlights a deep sense of despair and isolation. The line about having “few points” suggests a sense of failure despite attempts to change or improve his situation.

[Pre-Coro]
Here, the singer’s heart has grown dark and weary, but he doesn’t call it mourning or fear. Instead, he describes it as being tired and still beating. This indicates that while he feels emotionally drained, he’s still alive and experiencing life, even if it’s in a darker state.

[Coro 1]
In this chorus, the singer admits he finds a certain appeal in his dark and rough state. He expresses a strange satisfaction with enduring pain and being in a tough situation, even inviting more of it. There’s an odd attraction to both the darkness he feels and the relationship that brings him discomfort.

[Verso 2]
The second verse talks about losing his heart and feeling it was never really used anyway. He acknowledges that the sun hasn’t come up yet, implying there’s still hope for another day. He feels insignificant compared to someone else, but still finds a sense of resignation in his current state.

[Coro 2]
In this chorus, the singer reaffirms his attraction to the dark and rough aspects of his life. He continues to find a certain pleasure in the suffering and the relationship that causes it, showing a consistent acceptance and even a twisted enjoyment of his situation.

[Puente]
In the bridge, the singer sees someone struggling and feels conflicted. While he doesn’t like seeing the other person suffer, he also expresses that he’ll stick with them through their struggles, even if it leads to his own end. This shows a complicated mix of care and self-destructive tendencies.

[Interludio]
The interlude reinforces the ongoing theme of the singer’s emotional state and his relationship dynamics.

[Coro 3]
The third chorus reiterates the singer’s fascination with his dark and rough state. He maintains his enjoyment of the pain and the troubled relationship, reinforcing the pattern of finding a peculiar satisfaction in his suffering and the relationship’s intensity.

[Outro]
In the outro, the singer reflects on his attraction to playing tough, worshipping a destructive relationship, and embracing the end of the world. He finds a disturbing pleasure in these dark elements of his life and relationship, revealing a deep sense of acceptance and even contentment with the chaos and suffering he endures.