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La Medicina
Milly Majuc Lyrics


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Vecina como esta la medicina
Un verso de lamento me respondió
Calavera mira la cortina
Silencio me susurra el profesor
Escaparemos salvajes por las vías
Aqui no existen quien me dicen maje
De dia no conoce la salida
De noche se le olvida el equipaje

(Por que ya no oh oh oh
A veces no hace falta creer
A veces ¡no no no no no!
Nadie tiene por que creer)

Un trina de presencia clandestina
Generas un momento de confusión
Calavera mira la cortina
Silencio me susurra el profesor
Escaparemos salvajes por las vías
Aqui no existen quien me dicen maje
De dia no conoce la salida
De noche se le olvida el equipaje

(Por que ya no oh oh oh
A veces no hace falta creer
A veces ¡no no no no no!
Nadie tiene por que creer)

(A veces no oh oh
A veces no hace falta creer
¡a veces no no no no no!
Nadie tiene por que creer)

Escaparemos salvajes por las vias
Aqui no existen quien me dicen maje
De dia no conoce la salida
De noche se le olvida el equipaje

(Por que ya no oh oh oh
A veces no hace falta creer
A veces ¡no no no no no!
Nadie tiene por que creer)
A veces nononono
Nadie tiene por que creer

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Milly Majuc's song "La Medicina" convey a sense of frustration and confusion with the state of society and the way things are. The song opens with the singer asking their neighbor how medicine is, and receiving a lament in response. The singer then speaks of a skull looking at a curtain, and a professor whispering to them in silence. The imagery of the skull may symbolize death, while the professor could represent authority or knowledge. Together, these elements create a sense of chaos and uncertainty, as if the singer is trapped in a world where nothing is clear or certain.


The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "Por que ya no," which can be translated as "why not anymore." This phrase is followed by the argument that sometimes it is not necessary to believe, and that nobody has to believe in anything. This could be a reflection of the singer's frustration with a society that demands conformity and obedience, as well as a call to freedom and independence.


The second verse of the song repeats the same imagery as the first, but also adds a "trina de presencia clandestina" or "a trill of clandestine presence." This could suggest that the chaos and confusion the singer is experiencing is the result of hidden or secretive forces. The song then reprises the chorus and ends with the repeated assertion that nobody has to believe.


Overall, "La Medicina" is a song that expresses a sense of disillusionment and frustration with the state of the world, and a desire for freedom and independence from societal pressure.


Line by Line Meaning

Vecina como esta la medicina
The singer is asking how effective medicine is in their neighborhood.


Un verso de lamento me respondió
The singer received a sad response in the form of a verse.


Calavera mira la cortina
The singer is referencing a skull looking at a curtain.


Silencio me susurra el profesor
The artist hears a whispering silence from their teacher.


Escaparemos salvajes por las vías
The artist plans to escape wildly by train tracks.


Aqui no existen quien me dicen maje
In this place, no one calls the singer a fool.


De dia no conoce la salida
During the day, the singer doesn't know the way out.


De noche se le olvida el equipaje
At night, the artist forgets their belongings.


Por que ya no oh oh oh
The artist questions why they don't believe anymore.


A veces no hace falta creer
Sometimes, it's not necessary to believe.


A veces ¡no no no no no!
Sometimes, absolutely not.


Nadie tiene por que creer
No one is obligated to believe.


Un trina de presencia clandestina
The singer references a secret presence singing.


Generas un momento de confusión
This singing creates a confusing moment for the singer.


A veces no oh oh
Sometimes, no.


A veces no hace falta creer
Again, sometimes it's not necessary to believe.


¡a veces no no no no no!
And sometimes, definitely not.


Nadie tiene por que creer
No one has to believe.




Contributed by Sadie W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

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