Orula Lyrics – Victor Mendivil

Orula Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
It feels dark and chaotic outside.

[Coro]
Here he’s saying he doesn’t need a time machine to predict success; he already knows how to win in life. He brags about being tough and not pretending to be holy or fragile. Instead of relying on religion, he admits to getting help from darker forces, like the devil and Orula, a spirit figure tied to fate. He feels guided by these supernatural powers, which help him make money and reach the top. He’s proud that his power and success come from these mystical connections, not from following ordinary rules.

[Verso 1]
He starts off with shocking lines to show how extreme his thoughts can get. He talks about recording wild acts and posting them online, hinting at a mindset where fame and chaos mix. He describes feeling drawn to money like a sixth sense and says the devil influences his actions. He claims to deal with beings from other worlds, fulfill strange prophecies, and interact with powerful people. He imagines himself being interviewed on big shows while knowing deep spiritual secrets. He mentions meditation and having visions with mystical figures, showing a blend of spirituality and madness. The “sword of Damocles” represents constant danger, while his “third eye” shows spiritual awareness. Living “with monsters” and smoking plants from the Garden of Eden suggests he’s in a world full of temptation and strange power, exploring life’s dark and mystical side.

[Coro]
Again, he reminds everyone that he doesn’t need to predict the future because he’s already skilled and successful. He rejects traditional religion and instead embraces darker guidance that supposedly helps him make bold life choices. He credits Orula and even the devil for his success and confidence. The repeated line about buying a house and not paying rent at month’s end shows his sense of victory and control, like he’s winning in life thanks to supernatural help.

[Verso 2]
Now he talks about traveling to Peru, using ayahuasca, and connecting with ancient spiritual traditions. He mixes mystical and drug-related experiences, showing a mix of hallucination and enlightenment. He says he has both demons and saints around him, balancing good and evil. His mind feels split because of substances like acid, but he also claims to speak wisely, like motivational speakers. He talks about his “third eye” being open, seeing beyond the physical world, and even sending messages from the afterlife. The scene with the Tibetan bowl and fortune-telling shows how he frightens others with his energy. He describes rituals involving sacrifice and secret talks, hinting at forbidden knowledge. Drügs cause him mental breakdowns, but he keeps a strange code of honesty. He even mentions talking with Beelzebub, who revealed secrets in an unknown language, suggesting he’s deep into mystical chaos beyond normal understanding.

[Coro]
Once more, he repeats that he doesn’t need future predictions because he’s already the best at what he does. He refuses to act holy or hide behind religious symbols, admitting he follows a darker but more powerful path. He says his thoughts and success come from forces like Orula and Satan. By the end, he’s showing off his confidence and mysterious power, proud of reaching the top through spiritual and dangerous connections instead of traditional ways.