La Prisión Invisible

Warcry's song "La Prisión Invisible" delves into the profound struggle of feeling trapped within oneself, akin to being a prisoner in an invisible cage. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who feels confined, much like a bird with clipped wings, aware of their potential to soar but unable to do so. This metaphor of an 'urn of glass' encapsulates the fragility and transparency of the prison, suggesting that the barriers are not physical but psychological or emotional. The repeated yearning to find 'that world I once lost' signifies a deep desire to reclaim a sense of freedom and fulfillment that has been overshadowed by internal constraints.

The song further explores the torment of being in a state of perpetual unrest, likening the experience to a 'soul in torment' condemned to eternal unrest. This imagery of a labyrinth from which the protagonist seeks to escape underscores the complexity and confusion of their internal struggle. The determination to 'try to get there, I must get out' reflects a relentless pursuit of liberation and self-discovery, despite the overwhelming obstacles.

The chorus, with its haunting repetition of 'how to explain that I know there is something more,' captures the essence of the existential quest. It speaks to the frustration of sensing a greater reality or truth that remains just out of reach, something that can be felt but not seen. This resonates with the universal human experience of searching for meaning and understanding in a world that often feels opaque and elusive. Warcry's powerful delivery and evocative lyrics make "La Prisión Invisible" a poignant anthem for anyone grappling with their own invisible prisons and striving to break free.