Poetics

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Golden, L. (1990). Poetics: a translation and commentary for students of literature. New York: Scarecrow Press. Griffith, D. (2006). Theatre of Apollo: Divine justice and Sophocles’ Oedipus the King. New York: McGill-Queen’s Press. Popurrí Para Ti: Canción que habla del Apocalipsis, pero no del Apocalipsis bíblico que terminará con la humanidad, sino con el Apocalipsis al que nos acercamos cada uno de nosotros al adentrarnos en el amor, que según la letra siempre termina mal. Es como el "opening" por así decirlo, de esta historia. Conversación Casual: De manera excelsa José Madero narra un encuentro ficticio entre él y la maldad o bien la tentación en forma de mujer (Abigail).

Consequently, the hero’s error can be interpreted as a moral one. However, further analysis into the actions of Oedipus reveals that the plague that befalls upon his people is the main reason he is reacting in the first place. Oedipus’s concern for his kingdom is an intellectual error and not a moral one. Oedipus is also at fault for killing his father King Louis. This action is also intellectual because he does so under provocation and as an act of self-defense. When all these actions are analyzed, they constitute an intellectual error that aligns with the explanation that is provided by Aristotle. Del Rapto y Otros Pormenores: Dice relación con el suceso del rapto que sucede previo al apocalipsis, y que es relatado en la Biblia. Espejismos y visiones: Habla de las alucinaciones de que es víctima un adicto en el instante en que se encuentra bajo los efectos de estupefacientes, narcóticos o sustancias psicoactivas. Lascivamente: La letra habla sobre el lazo lujurioso entre una mujer que siempre obtiene lo que desea y cuando lo desea del sexo masculino, todo desde el punto de vista del hombre que termina enamorándose de ella. Nuestra Aflicción: Se muestra una historia relacionada con un amor que no termina aún después de la muerte en el vídeo oficial de la canción. según el mismo José Madero, la canción habla sobre como una persona sale de la depresión, significado que no muchas personas comprendieron o no se transmitió la idea como el quería según el vocalista

It was expected to be released sometime between April or May, but the band had announced that the album would be released on 17 July. Near the release date, the band postponed the release to 22 August, and then to 22 September, which angered the fans. According to the band, it was not their decision, but their managers' and producers'. El Cuello Perfecto: Cuenta la historia de un ser nocturno, avaricioso e insaciable al momento de satisfacer sus vicios. Aunque no se dice de manera tajante en la canción, la letra deja claro que el protagonista es un vampiro.

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Amnistía: El vocalista afirmó que esta canción habla sobre el holocausto y un nazi que pide perdón por sus crímenes.

To make matters worse, Oedipus becomes enraged with the fact that the prophetess knows the murderer but she cannot reveal it to him. The king insults the prophetess with the view of extorting the secret out of her. This mistake does not align with Oedipus’ nobility and he should have trusted the judgment of the seer without questioning it. After being pressed by the king, Teiresias states that Oedipus “shall be proved father and brother both to his own children in his house; to her that gave him birth, a son and husband both; a fellow sower in his father’s bed with that same father that he murdered” (Dawe, 1982). When this truth is revealed to Oedipus, his inevitable descent begins. Ortega Mantecón, Alfonso. (2018)"El Analista de Canciones." - https://www.elanalistadecanciones.com/poetics It is a concept album divided in two discs (acts), narrating a story based on the interaction of a man with the devil, as well as a relationship towards emotions and the seven deadly sins. [2] The album went on to sell over 60,000 copies, and since has been certified platinum in Mexico. [3] Production [ edit ] The play “Oedipus” is set in the ancient Greek society and the main character is also the title character. The scenes of the play unfold in the ancient city of Thebes where Oedipus is introduced to the audiences as a man who has traces to nobility; “I Oedipus whom all men call Great” (Griffith, 2006). The main protagonist’s reputation appears to precede him and he is quite aware of this fact. Oedipus’ claim to nobility can be traced to three different facts.This declaration becomes the main character’s tragic error or Hamartia as described by Aristotle. The misfortune with this declaration is due to the fact that the King makes his pronunciation without gathering all the relevant facts. According to Aristotle, the tragic error is the main manifestation of a tragic hero and it sets out the basis of his fate. Oedipus’ character aligns perfectly with Aristotle’s Hamartia and consequently the stature of a tragic hero. Forman, J. (2009). Classical Greek and Roman drama: An annotated bibliography. New York: Scarecrow Press. After three years of absence and two after the release of their live album Sinfonía Soledad, the band decided to start producing new songs, but in a very different way. According to frontman Jose Madero, each member of the band was in a different part of the world, but they each recorded their own piece of music and sent it each one to another through the internet. Later, in early February, the band reunited on the studio El Cielo, in Monterrey, Nuevo León. Once there, they used not only their usual instruments, but also some that have never been used before. The album was completed between March and April 2009.