Deltoya

The song 'Deltoya' by Extremoduro, a Spanish rock band known for their raw and expressive lyrics, delves into the dark and chaotic world of addiction. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who is struggling with their inner demons, possibly substance abuse, as suggested by the references to physical symptoms and behaviors associated with addiction. The opening lines set a scene of disorientation and loss, with the 'fogón' (stove) being off and a questioning of the light in someone's eyes, indicating a sense of confusion and searching for clarity.

The chorus, where the protagonist hangs onto the hair and honey of a fairy-like figure, symbolizes the allure and grip of addiction, which is both sweet and destructive. The fairy could represent the drug itself or a personification of the addiction. The repeated lines about returning to old habits and going crazy again emphasize the cyclical nature of addiction and the difficulty of breaking free from its hold. The phrase 'lo vi escrito en la luna, luna creciente' (I saw it written on the moon, waxing moon) could suggest that the protagonist sees their fate or destiny in the uncontrollable forces of nature, like the phases of the moon.

The latter part of the song becomes more intense, with the singer expressing a desire to give in to 'deltoya'—a term that is not explicitly defined but can be inferred as a metaphor for engaging in self-destructive behavior. The mention of signing the walls with their skin and turning everything upside down speaks to a sense of desperation and a loss of control. The raw emotion and stark imagery in 'Deltoya' offer a glimpse into the turmoil and chaos that addiction can bring to a person's life.