Solo Un Juego Mas

Flema's song 'Solo Un Juego Mas' delves into the disturbing psyche of a child who finds pleasure in destruction and cruelty. The lyrics paint a picture of a young boy who was born with a malevolent streak, suggesting that his inclination towards harm is innate rather than learned. The phrase 'el mal nacio con el' (evil was born with him) sets the tone for the entire song, indicating that his actions are not driven by external factors but by an inherent desire to cause pain and chaos.

The song explores the boy's enjoyment in corrupting and destroying, describing his actions as 'solo un juego mas' (just another game). This metaphor of a game trivializes the severity of his actions, highlighting a chilling disconnect between his understanding of right and wrong. The repeated lines 'le excita ver sangrar, sabiendo que esta mal' (it excites him to see blood, knowing it's wrong) emphasize his awareness of the immorality of his actions, yet he continues to derive pleasure from them. This juxtaposition of innocence and cruelty creates a haunting image of a child who is both aware of and indifferent to the suffering he causes.

The song also touches on the theme of deception, with the line 'es facil engañar, su juego continuara' (it's easy to deceive, his game will continue). This suggests that the boy is not only capable of causing physical harm but is also adept at manipulating others to achieve his ends. The final line, 'y sangra de verdad' (and it bleeds for real), serves as a stark reminder of the real-world consequences of his actions, contrasting sharply with the earlier metaphor of a game. Through its dark and unsettling lyrics, 'Solo Un Juego Mas' offers a glimpse into the mind of a child whose innocence is overshadowed by a disturbing propensity for violence.