Hechicera translates to "sorceress" or "enchantress." It's a captivating and somewhat mystical word that immediately grabs attention.
In the song, the artist uses "Hechicera" to describe a woman who has a powerful, almost magical, hold over him, despite her deceptive actions. It evokes an image of a woman who enchants and manipulates, making it a very intriguing and memorable word in the context of the lyrics.
Have you ever been in a relationship where you thought it was forever, but then it just… wasn't? Cultura Profética's "Hechicera" [Sorceress] totally gets that feeling. The song starts with the singer reflecting on what he thought was an "idilio habitual de amor adolescente" [usual idyll of adolescent love], a sweet, simple romance.
But things went sour, and he realized the love died in her, dragging him into a "tumba" [tomb]. He managed to escape when she left, even though she didn't want to let him go. Now, he sees that she's stuck in that same tomb, and everything she built has fallen apart. He calls her a "devoradora de almas" [devourer of souls] and points out that all her lies to justify herself ended up revealing the truth about her. As the song says, "una mentira solo lleva a otra mentira" [one lie only leads to another lie], and a repeated lie doesn't become the truth. No matter what she does, "tus pasos no se borran" [your steps are not erased]. He's basically saying, "Hechicera, ¿qué irás a hacer ahora?" [Sorceress, what are you going to do now?] because the truth always comes out!