Pericias is a fascinating word that usually means "expert reports" or "examinations," often in a legal or technical context. It's not a word you typically hear in a song, which makes it so unique!
In "A1RE," MILO J sings, "Avanzan las pericias, y hay heridas que aún no se ven" (The examinations advance, and there are wounds that are not yet seen). He uses this clinical-sounding word to create a powerful metaphor for the deep, ongoing scrutiny of his own mind, which uncovers psychological wounds that aren't visible on the surface.
This song from Argentinian artist MILO J is a heavy one, but it's so powerful. The title, "A1RE," means "AIR," and it's all about the feeling of not being able to breathe. He opens the song by saying, "Por las madrugadas suelo ahogarme" (In the early mornings I usually drown), setting a scene of a lonely, recurring struggle. It feels like a panic attack he's describing, with lines like "el pecho me duele / Y no logro moverme y falta el aire" (my chest hurts / And I can't move and I'm out of air).
He gets into the mental side of this feeling, talking about keeping his problems inside because "lloro al soltar" (I cry when I let it out) and worrying people will call him crazy. He admits he tried to be strong but "no lo aguanté" (I couldn't take it anymore). The lyrics get darker as he says life is losing its flavor and the "Demonios de la mente están pidiendo que venga" (Demons of the mind are asking it to come), referring to death. It's a raw cry for help, ending with a simple, desperate plea: "Sálvenme" (Save me).