Lloraré

Boikot's song 'Lloraré' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of loss and regret. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with the aftermath of losing something immensely valuable in their life. The opening lines, 'Perdí lo más grande de mi vida / Encontré aguardiente y ansiedad,' set the tone for the song, highlighting the protagonist's descent into alcohol and anxiety as a means to cope with their loss. This sense of despair is further emphasized by the metaphor of a dog looking at the stars, unable to comprehend where the sun has gone, symbolizing the protagonist's confusion and longing for what once was.

The recurring theme of regret is palpable throughout the song. The lines 'Lo mismo que echo de menos / Lo mismo que antes te echaba de más' reflect the protagonist's realization that they now miss what they once took for granted. This sentiment is compounded by the repeated refrain 'Y lloraré por hacertelo otra vez,' which translates to 'And I will cry for doing it to you again,' indicating a deep sense of guilt and sorrow for past actions. The imagery of drowning sorrows in a glass of gin further underscores the protagonist's futile attempts to escape their pain.

The song also touches on themes of self-awareness and the harsh reality of one's mistakes. The verse 'Hoy creí saber lo suficiente / Y resulta evidente que me he vuelto a equivocar' reveals the protagonist's acknowledgment of their repeated errors, despite believing they had learned from their past. The closing lines, 'Sangrando notas sinceras / Y melodías / Aquí me tienes / (Libérame),' suggest a plea for liberation from this cycle of regret and melancholy. Boikot's raw and poignant lyrics, combined with their punk rock musical style, create a powerful narrative of human vulnerability and the struggle to find redemption.