Orula Lyrics (English Translation) – Victor Mendivil

Orula (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
It feels dark and dangerous outside.

[Chorus]
Here, the artist talks about being strong and determined, even without knowing what the future holds. He’s confident that he’s the toughest and most fearless in his world. Instead of following religion or wearing symbols of faith, he leans on darker forces like the devil and Orula for guidance and success. He believes that these powers help him make choices that lead to money and stability, like buying a house and no longer renting. It’s his way of saying he’s self-made, powerful, and spiritually protected, even if it’s through unconventional or risky paths.

[Verse 1]
In this part, the artist goes deeper into his wild, rebellious side. He describes himself as someone who’s not afraid to break taboos or cross moral lines, even doing extreme things if they fit his destiny. He talks about being driven by greed and otherworldly forces, showing how his success and dark side are connected. He mentions talking to mysterious beings, referencing aliens, spiritual texts, and prophecies that normal people wouldn’t understand. He mixes real-world fame, like appearing on TV, with mystical elements such as meditation and the “third eye.” The Sword of Damocles symbolizes living under constant pressure or danger. He also compares himself to living among monsters, showing that he’s surrounded by chaos but thrives in it. The mention of sacred plants from Eden adds a mystical, almost magical side to his personality—someone powerful, unpredictable, and deeply spiritual in his own unique way.

[Chorus]
Again, he repeats his belief in his strength and destiny. He’s not tied to religion or the typical idea of being “good.” Instead, he relies on darker powers that guide his thoughts and actions. He gives credit to Orula, a spiritual figure, for his success, and even to Satan for helping him achieve wealth and freedom. It’s his way of saying he’s made it on his own terms, not by following anyone else’s rules.

[Verse 2]
This part paints a picture of him on a spiritual journey through Peru, using sacred rituals and substances to explore other dimensions. Drinking ayahuasca and using a clicka show his connection to ancient traditions and mind-expanding experiences. He says he interacts with both demons and saints, meaning he balances light and dark forces. His reference to feeling “dissociated” and seeing through his “third eye” shows that he’s spiritually awake, even if it seems strange to others. Mentions of places like Mictlán (the Aztec underworld) and tools like the Tibetan bowl show his interest in different cultures and beliefs. He claims to know secrets and messages from higher beings, including Beelzebub, hinting at forbidden knowledge. Despite his chaos, he respects the power of words and promises. This verse shows him as someone who searches for truth through dangerous, mystical experiences, mixing spirituality, madness, and wisdom.

[Chorus]
The final chorus reinforces his belief in his power and independence. He doesn’t need to predict the future or rely on religion because he believes his strength and guidance come from Orula and the devil. He sees himself as number one, someone who has mastered his path through his own strange mix of spirituality and rebellion. His success, symbolized by buying a house and leaving rent behind, shows that his unusual path still leads to real-world rewards.