Sedado translates to "sedated" or "drugged". It's an intriguing word that immediately grabs attention, as it's not commonly found in everyday song lyrics.
In the context of "Fruta Prohibida", the word appears in the line "mi tiempo paso sedado" (my time passes sedated). This suggests a feeling of being numb or detached, perhaps from the intensity of life or the experiences described in the song. It adds a layer of mystery and introspection, inviting listeners to delve deeper into the song's meaning.
Get ready to dive into "Fruta Prohibida" by Grupo Los de la O! This song feels like a raw, unfiltered look at life on the streets, where every decision has consequences and loyalty is everything. The lyrics jump between moments of reflection and the harsh realities of their world.
They talk about making deals and closing them, even mentioning "la rodilla dio los puntos manzanas" [the knee gave the apple points], which hints at the risks and sacrifices involved. There's a constant struggle with negativity, "fumando las malas energías velas siguen peleando en mi pasta de mi tiempo paso sedado" [smoking bad energies, candles keep fighting in my mind, I spend my time sedated]. It's a life where you have to be tough, where "la vida tiene una puerta abre la son quiero es contener los frutos tanto es soñado" [life has a door, open it, I want to contain the fruits I've dreamed of]. But even with dreams, they acknowledge the harsh truth: "aquí la vida viene y cuando te da hermanos tiene la muerte de luz empieza a quitar" [here life comes and when it gives you brothers, death begins to take away the light]. It's a powerful and intense journey through their experiences, where the "fruta prohibida" [forbidden fruit] has already been tasted, and there's no turning back.