Pandemonios
Fernando Cabrera Lyrics

In "Pandemonios," Fernando Cabrera paints a picture of a somber and reflective mood. The opening line, "Sufro el dominio de los domingos" (I suffer the dominion of Sundays), sets the tone for the rest of the song. Sundays represent the end of the weekend and the beginning of a new week. It's a day when one is expected to rest and relax, but it can also be a day when one is forced to confront uncomfortable truths. Cabrera sings about his fear of the power of truth and the way it haunts him. "Temo al fascinio de la verdad" (I fear the fascination of truth) is a powerful statement that suggests the songwriter may be grappling with inner demons.

As the song continues, Cabrera seems to be purging himself of negative thoughts and feelings. "Libro en este infierno mi claridad" (I book my clarity in this hell) indicates that writing is a way for him to find catharsis. He may be using his art to exorcise demons and face painful truths. Cabrera sings about the joys of the past that are no longer available to him, but he also acknowledges that there is something about his experience that lingers on. "Hay algo tuyo en todos mis labios" (There is something of you on all my lips) speaks to a memory or a relationship that has left an imprint on him.

The repetition of "Nada de aquello me gusta ya" (I don't like any of that anymore) underscores the sense of release that Cabrera is seeking. He has come to a point where he no longer feels tied to the past, even if it lingers in his memory. The song ends on a note of satisfaction and acceptance, as he sings "Me gusta ya" (I like it now). It's a powerful statement of self-awareness and acceptance, suggesting that the artist has come to terms with his own desires and needs.