A 2 Centimetros Del Suicidio

Chyste Mc's song 'A 2 Centimetros Del Suicidio' delves into the harrowing experience of a person teetering on the edge of suicide. The repeated line 'La pena quien la invento, no lo ves me estoy muriendo dentro' (Who invented sorrow, can't you see I'm dying inside) sets the tone for the entire song, emphasizing the overwhelming and consuming nature of sorrow. This refrain underscores the central theme of the song: the unbearable weight of emotional pain and the desperate search for relief.

The narrative follows a woman who wakes up each day with a sense of dread rather than hope. She contemplates various methods of ending her life, from overdosing on pills to self-harm. The imagery of her sitting in bed, loading a gun, and giving away her body highlights her profound sense of worthlessness and despair. The mention of her abusive partner, who pays her with kicks to the face, adds another layer of trauma and hopelessness to her situation. This portrayal is a stark reminder of the real-life struggles many face, often in silence.

The song also touches on the broader themes of fear, anger, and the passage of time. The lines 'El temor te agobia, la rabia te atrapa' (Fear overwhelms you, anger traps you) and 'El mundo se te escapa, no te espera el tiempo' (The world escapes you, time doesn't wait) reflect the internal turmoil and the feeling of being trapped in a relentless cycle of suffering. The song's conclusion, with the repeated refrain, leaves listeners with a haunting sense of the inescapable nature of sorrow and the extreme experiences it can lead to. Chyste Mc's poignant lyrics and raw delivery make 'A 2 Centimetros Del Suicidio' a powerful commentary on mental health and the urgent need for empathy and support for those in distress.