Mi Ley

In 'Mi Ley,' Melendi delves into the essence of personal struggle and the relentless pursuit of one's principles. The song is a testament to the artist's commitment to fighting for what he believes in, regardless of the obstacles. Melendi's lyrics are a powerful declaration of his battles, both big and small, from fighting for his daughter Carlota to standing up for his fans and their shared experiences. The repetition of the word 'lucho' (I fight) underscores the continuous nature of his struggles, emphasizing that his fight is never-ending and deeply personal.

The chorus, 'Mi ley, es que no tengo ley, yo soy mi propio rey,' translates to 'My law is that I have no law, I am my own king.' This line encapsulates the song's core message of self-governance and independence. Melendi asserts that he lives by his own rules, guided by his inner convictions rather than external laws or societal expectations. This declaration of autonomy is a powerful statement of self-empowerment and resilience, reflecting a broader cultural sentiment of individualism and personal freedom.

Melendi's fight extends beyond personal battles to encompass broader social issues. He mentions fighting for the environment ('Lucho por las plantas que nunca se extingan'), for justice ('Lucho por los culpables que a veces son inocentes'), and against societal inequalities ('Lucho porque hay muchas bocas y poca comida'). These lines highlight his awareness of and commitment to larger societal struggles, positioning him as a voice for the voiceless. The song's rich metaphors and vivid imagery, such as 'robarle unas flechas a Cupido' (steal some arrows from Cupid), add depth to his message, illustrating the multifaceted nature of his fight.

' Mi Ley' is a powerful anthem of resilience, self-determination, and social consciousness. Melendi's passionate delivery and evocative lyrics invite listeners to reflect on their own battles and the principles they stand for, making the song a resonant and inspiring piece of music.