Jorge Escobedo and Antonio Be… Read Full Bio ↴SKIZOO is an emblematic spanish rock band.
Jorge Escobedo and Antonio Bernardini, former guitarists of Sôber, formed SKIZOO in 2004, with Morti (voice), Dani Pérez (drums) and, later on, Edu Fernandez (bass).
Escobedo and Bernardini where part of Sôber, Morti sang with Fantástico Hombre Bala, Bushido and ExMundus. In 2008 Dani Perez and Edu Fernandez leave the group and are replaced by Iván Ramírez (Ebony Ark) and José Hurtado (Coilbox)
The first singles from the album Skizoo, Renuncio al sol and Habrá que olvidar were #1 in the sales top for weeks.
Two years from their debut, SKIZOO release the CD/DVD Incerteza and in 2008, they release 3, their latest work.
Sea Como Sea
Skizoo Lyrics
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te ha vuelto a delatar.
Aquello que es injusto,
a su amo volverá.
A veces está bien,
dejarse engañar,
salvo si está en juego,
Sea como sea, es preciso acabar,
con esta extraña incercia,
que a veces puede ser letal.
Sea como sea esta inopia seguirá.
Se trata de urdir un plan
y echarse a volar, sin más.
El ansia de triunfo,
nos hace fracasar,
a lomos de un insulto,
que es un boomerang.
A veces está bien,
dejarse engatusar,
salvo si está en juego,
tu propia integridad.
Sea como sea, es preciso aclarar,
este malentendido,
que a veces puede ser letal.
Sea como sea esta inopia seguirá,
si dejas que, sea Satán,
quien dirija este vals, sin más.
Sin más...
Aún no es tarde,
para perdonarse...
Sea como sea, es preciso acabar,
con esta extraña incercia,
que a veces puede ser letal.
Sea como sea esta inopia seguirá.
Se trata de urdir un plan
y echarse a volar, sin más.
In Skizoo's song "Sea Como Sea," the lyrics touch on the theme of deceit and self-invalidation. The opening lines, "La ausencia de discurso, te ha vuelto a delatar. Aquello que es injusto, a su amo volverá," reflect the idea that staying silent in the face of injustice only perpetuates it. It is important to speak up for oneself and what is right. However, the lyrics also acknowledge that sometimes it is okay to be deceived, as long as one's dignity and integrity are not compromised.
The chorus reinforces the message of the song, calling for an end to "this strange inertia that can sometimes be lethal." Taking action and making a plan is necessary to move forward and break free from complacency. The lyrics caution against the desire for success at all costs, which often leads to failure and the use of insults as a weapon that ultimately backfires.
The song concludes on a hopeful note, stating that it is not too late to forgive oneself and move on. Overall, the lyrics of "Sea Como Sea" urge listeners to stand up for what is right, make a plan, and avoid being consumed by the desire for success without regard for values and principles.
Line by Line Meaning
La ausencia de discurso,
te ha vuelto a delatar.
Not speaking up has once again revealed your true self.
Aquello que es injusto,
a su amo volverá.
Anything that is unjust will come back to its creator.
A veces está bien,
dejarse engañar,
salvo si está en juego,
tu propia dignidad.
Sometimes it's okay to be fooled, except when your own dignity is at stake.
Sea como sea, es preciso acabar,
con esta extraña incercia,
que a veces puede ser letal.
Regardless of how, it's necessary to end this strange inertia that can sometimes be deadly.
Sea como sea esta inopia seguirá.
This lack of ideas will continue no matter what.
Se trata de urdir un plan
y echarse a volar, sin más.
It's about devising a plan and taking action, nothing else.
El ansia de triunfo,
nos hace fracasar,
a lomos de un insulto,
que es un boomerang.
The desire to succeed makes us fail, riding on an insult that comes back to hurt us.
A veces está bien,
dejarse engatusar,
salvo si está en juego,
tu propia integridad.
Sometimes it's okay to be fooled, except when your own integrity is at stake.
Sea como sea, es preciso aclarar,
este malentendido,
que a veces puede ser letal.
No matter what, it's necessary to clarify this misunderstanding that can sometimes be deadly.
Si dejas que, sea Satán,
quien dirija este vals, sin más.
If you let Satan be the one leading this dance, then so be it.
Aún no es tarde,
para perdonarse...
It's not too late to forgive yourself.
Contributed by Alex V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.