Secuaz

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Embracing Contradictions: The Duality of Existence in 'Secuaz'

Enjambre's song 'Secuaz' delves deep into the complexities of human emotions and the inherent contradictions that define our existence. The lyrics open with a sense of being lost, a reflection of the internal conflict between holding on and letting go. This contradiction is further emphasized by the lines 'La nada es mi todo' (Nothing is my everything) and 'Mañana es mi hoy' (Tomorrow is my today), suggesting a fluid perception of time and value, where the present moment and the void hold equal significance.

The song continues to explore vulnerability and strength, revealing a paradox where comfort leads to concern. The artist acknowledges that feeling comfortable exposes one's vulnerabilities, making them more susceptible to emotional turmoil. This is poignantly captured in the lines 'Cuando cómodo estoy / Más me debo preocupar' (When I am comfortable / I must worry more). The notion that sadness can be a source of strength is a recurring theme, as the artist identifies as a 'secuaz' (accomplice) of sadness, finding power in this emotional state.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics reveal a profound realization: 'Siendo aliado de la angustia / Descubrí felicidad' (Being an ally of anguish / I discovered happiness). This suggests that true happiness and light can only be appreciated in contrast to darkness and despair. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of the artist's alliance with sadness, embracing it as a source of fortitude and identity. Enjambre's 'Secuaz' is a poignant exploration of the duality of human emotions, where contradictions coexist and give meaning to our experiences.

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  1. Elemento
  2. La Duda
  3. Impacto
  4. Vida En El Espejo
  5. Intruso
  6. La Batalla
  7. Enemigo
  8. Ciencia de La Lluvia
  9. Tulipanes
  10. El Beso Del Payaso
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