Violencia Lyrics in English José Madero

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Violencia by José Madero from Spanish to English.

Time to change

Planned, not random

From house, from dwelling, from home

My way to love

Tomorrow instead of yesterday

Stop being a villain in my role

Change my mind

No more asking for forgiveness

No more violence to the heart

No more passion

Dance to a different beat

I head toward color

I feel that every moment

In which I live the silence

This flower withers

I feel that no matter how much I try

I keep being violent

And I hurt the heart

I have to put out this fire

With the wind on my side

Immune to any pain

That the mirror doesn't reflect something inferior

On my word of honor

To smile at my surroundings

But that's not me

I feel that every moment

That the memory drowns me

My engine shuts down

I feel that this keeps increasing

The accent is harder

Of my heartbeat

One more day

Little by little the metal melts

Eliminate this damn bad taste from my palate

I no longer want violence when loving

Eradicate the violence when loving

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SONG MEANING

Violencia is José Madero’s raw confession booth set to music. Over pulsing guitars, the Mexican singer lays out a personal battle plan: trade yesterday’s destructive habits for a kinder, brighter tomorrow. He vows to switch houses, rhythms, even the color of his life so he can silence the inner “villain” that keeps bruising his own heart. Every verse feels like a tug-of-war between the urge to change and the stubborn sparks of anger that refuse to die, painting a relatable portrait of anyone trying to break toxic patterns.

Beneath the catchy melody, the lyrics read like a self-help checklist: stop apologizing on autopilot, stamp out violence in love, and dance to a brand-new beat. Yet Madero admits the struggle is real—memories choke him, his “motor” stalls, and the metallic taste of past mistakes lingers. The song’s emotional core lies in that honest tension: transformation is possible, but it takes courage, persistence, and plenty of self-forgiveness. By the final lines, “Violencia” becomes an anthem for anyone ready to quench the fires of rage and learn how to love without collateral damage.

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