Mejor Quemarse

Flema's song 'Mejor Quemarse' delves into the raw and intense emotions of frustration, resignation, and the desire for a more dramatic end rather than a slow decline. The lyrics reflect a deep sense of disillusionment and a preference for a fiery, immediate end over a prolonged, painful existence. The repeated phrase 'Mejor quemarse' (Better to burn) underscores this sentiment, suggesting that a sudden, intense end is preferable to a slow, agonizing fade.

The song's verses highlight the protagonist's feelings of being misunderstood and unseen. Lines like 'Ves a donde voy, a donde estoy, y no quien soy' (You see where I go, where I am, and not who I am) and 'Ves...mi frustracion, mi resignacion, no mi dolor' (You see my frustration, my resignation, not my pain) emphasize the disconnect between the protagonist's internal struggles and how they are perceived by others. This sense of isolation is further amplified by the mention of 'mi soledad' (my loneliness) and 'mi tristeza' (my sadness), indicating a deep, unacknowledged suffering.

The imagery of burning and exploding ('es como estallar o explotar, es reventar') conveys a sense of release and liberation from the protagonist's internal turmoil. The idea of 'volar ya sin pensar en nada mas' (flying without thinking about anything else) suggests a desire to escape from the burdens of reality. The song's powerful message resonates with those who feel trapped by their circumstances and seek a more immediate, albeit destructive, way out. Flema's punk rock style, known for its raw and unfiltered expression, perfectly complements the song's themes of rebellion and existential angst.