Entra

Soge Culebra's song 'Entra' is a poignant exploration of self-reflection, personal growth, and the desire for a second chance at life. The lyrics convey a deep sense of introspection, with the artist expressing a willingness to give up everything to be reborn and heal the wounds of the past. The song touches on themes of forgiveness, particularly self-forgiveness for past mistakes, and the yearning to find joy and laughter once again.

The narrative of the song suggests a journey through personal struggles and the search for meaning. References to leaving dishes unwashed and waking up earlier than expected paint a picture of a life in disarray, while metaphors like 'I had bullets but they all missed' and 'darker than the hand of Marcos Senna' (a reference to the dark-skinned Spanish footballer) indicate a sense of failure and the overcoming of challenges. The artist's desire to break free from the metaphorical noose around his neck and the mention of 'perfect dawns' and 'dark corridors' further illustrate the contrast between hope and despair.

In the chorus, Soge Culebra expresses a deep affection for someone, insisting that while he is fine alone, he prefers their company ('Si estoy solo estoy bien pero no me renta entra'). He offers to remove the metaphorical blindfolds that prevent this person from seeing reality, suggesting a mutual need for support and understanding. The song is a call for connection and a plea not to be left out in the cold, highlighting the importance of companionship in navigating life's challenges.