Estoy Perdiendo La Razón

Liran'Roll's song 'Estoy Perdiendo La Razón' is a raw and poignant exploration of mental health struggles, particularly focusing on depression, anxiety, and the feeling of losing one's sanity. The lyrics are a desperate plea to a doctor, symbolizing a cry for help from someone who feels overwhelmed by their mental state. The repeated phrase 'Oiga doctor' (Listen, doctor) underscores the urgency and desperation of the narrator's condition.

The song vividly describes the narrator's mental turmoil through powerful metaphors. The 'piedras en mi cabeza' (stones in my head) metaphorically represents the heavy burden of mental illness, while the mention of 'mi locura no tiene remedio' (my madness has no cure) highlights the hopelessness felt by the narrator. The lyrics also touch on themes of betrayal and infidelity, with 'el amor no para de beber' (love keeps drinking) and 'por un amante que le ha sido tan infiel' (for a lover who has been so unfaithful), suggesting that personal relationships have exacerbated the narrator's mental anguish.

The song also delves into the destructive coping mechanisms the narrator resorts to, such as alcohol, drugs, and reckless behavior. The line 'todo el dolor perdido está en el alcohol y entre drogas bares, sexo y rock and roll' (all the pain is lost in alcohol and among drugs, bars, sex, and rock and roll) paints a picture of a chaotic and self-destructive lifestyle. The final verses, where the narrator describes feeling numb and detached from reality, 'no siento las manos, no siento los pies, no siento nada' (I don't feel my hands, I don't feel my feet, I don't feel anything), convey a sense of complete disconnection and despair.

Liran'Roll, known for their rock and roll style infused with Mexican cultural elements, uses this song to shed light on the often stigmatized topic of mental health. The raw and unfiltered lyrics serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of seeking help and the devastating impact of untreated mental illness.