Limón Y Sal Lyrics (English Translation) by Delaossa is a new Spanish song by Delaossa, released on DELAOSSA’s official YouTube channel. Written by Delaossa, Lacuei & A.Dense, and produced by Bigla The Kid, Limón Y Sal is part of the album La Madrugá. The track presents an introspective and rebellious journey, where Delaossa expresses a deep desire to escape from his own identity, using vivid metaphors and raw emotion to convey his inner turmoil and yearning for a fresh start.
The lyrics of Limón Y Sal explore themes of dissatisfaction, self-loathing, and the desire for transformation. Delaossa portrays a profound sense of alienation, struggling with his current self and fantasizing about becoming someone else. The song’s mood is both desperate and defiant, capturing the artist’s need to break free from his past and shed his old identity. Through the use of stark imagery, including “fingir mi muerte” (faking my death) and “cambiar de personaje” (change character), Delaossa explores the extremes he is willing to consider in order to escape his internal conflict and find solace in a new persona.
Limón Y Sal Details
| Song | Limón Y Sal |
|---|---|
| Album | La Madrugá (English Tranlastion) |
| Artists | Delaossa |
| Written By | Delaossa, Lacuei & A.Dense |
| Produced By | Bigla The Kid |
| Label | DELAOSSA |
| Language | Spanish |
| Released Date | Mar 20, 2025 |
Limón Y Sal (English Translation) Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Today I woke up fantasizing about being someone else
High from yesterday and hating myself
Every day that passes, I become more reaffirmed
I want to leave everything behind while I sprint
I’m overwhelmed and feel strange, like on a ship without a lighthouse
A king enslaved by an abandoned palace
I want another last name on my ID
And go unnoticed in the middle of that festival
[Chorus]
Today I just want to get lost
And fake my death in a hotel pool
Find a surgeon to transplant my skin
Change my character and adopt another role
And let someone else inherit this laurel wreath
Lemon and salt, drowning my wounds in tequila and mezcal
Let ending up arrested become a ritual
I’m going to throw a rave in the middle of a cathedral
I’ll talk to God on Judgment Day
[Bridge]
I don’t want to be me anymore
Let no one stop me from jumping out of a plane without a parachute, my method of Escape
And I don’t want to be me anymore
I want to drink until I lose control
And get out of the way live on television
[Chorus]
Today I just want to get lost
And fake my death in a hotel pool
Find a surgeon to give me a skin transplant
Change my character and adopt another role
And let someone else inherit this laurel wreath
Lemon and salt, drowning the wounds in tequila and mezcal
Let ending up arrested become a ritual
I’m going to throw a rave in the middle of a cathedral
I’ll talk to God on Judgment Day
Limón Y Sal Lyrics Meaning
[Verso 1]
In the first verse, Delaossa expresses his dissatisfaction with himself and the way he feels trapped by his own identity. He dreams of being someone different, “colocado de ayer” (high from yesterday) and unable to escape from his self-destructive patterns. The metaphor of being “un rey esclavo de un palacio abandonado” (a king enslaved in an abandoned palace) captures the contradiction in his life—feeling both powerful yet powerless, stuck in a place that no longer serves him. His desire to change his identity, even down to his name, reflects his urge to escape the person he has become and the overwhelming feeling of being out of place.
[Coro]
The chorus presents Delaossa’s wish to lose himself entirely, even to the point of faking his own death in a hotel pool. This drastic wish to escape is intensified by the desire to completely shed his identity, symbolized by “buscar a un cirujano que me transplante la piel” (find a surgeon to transplant my skin). The line “Limón y sal, ahogando mis heridas en tequila y en mezcal” (Lemon and salt, drowning my wounds in tequila and mezcal) reflects his attempt to numb his pain with vices, turning the ritual of self-destruction into something almost celebratory, suggesting an embrace of chaos and a desire for release.
[Puente]
In the bridge, Delaossa’s frustration with his own identity reaches a peak. He expresses a deep yearning to escape his life and no longer be “yo” (me). The line “saltar del avión sin paracaídas” (jump from the plane without a parachute) vividly portrays his reckless desire to break free from his reality, even if it means risking everything. His method of escape becomes even clearer in the next line, where he seeks to lose control completely, whether by drinking or “quitarme de en medio en directo en televisión” (removing myself from the picture live on television), showing his willingness to make drastic decisions for a sense of liberation.
[Coro]
The chorus repeats, underscoring Delaossa’s desire for total escape and transformation. The recurring mention of “limón y sal” symbolizes both the sting of his wounds and his futile attempt to soothe them. His plans to create chaos, “armar una rave en medio de una catedral” (create a rave in the middle of a cathedral), suggest a rejection of societal norms and a longing to break away from the constraints that bind him. The mention of speaking to God on the “día del juicio final” (day of final judgment) adds a surreal, almost nihilistic tone to the song, as Delaossa contemplates his fate in an extreme, dramatic fashion.
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Delaossa released "Limón Y Sal" song on Mar 20, 2025.
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