Mi delirio (my delirium) by Anahi is a darker album, starting by the album cover, which she claims was made by herself, inspired by Alice in wonderland: “The album artwork incorporates things I’ve carried with me since childhood—my own drawings, some I did a long time ago, others more recent. For the single, I drew a tree with eyes and a face, because ever since I saw Alice in Wonderland, I’ve always had this idea that things have faces. On the album, I try to express everything I am, and the songs I wrote are obviously based on my own experiences or my perspective on things.”
The mv of the title track is Mk Ultra coded, it is very explicit:
The mental institution where Anahí is placed has all the characteristics of a mind control programming facility. Throughout the video we see the techniques that are used to cause dissociation (including even rats)
Anahi is on a strait jacket acting crazy
Two important mind control techniques can be seen in the video: the use of drugs (“medication”) and electroshock torture.
Right at the start, patients line up to receive their dose of pills (LSD)
Then, Anahi is tied and take to a eletroshock session and starts to disassociate (under the lyrics “I don’t know what’s going to happen, when will it be, how long will I have to wait for you to ignite the spark that makes me explode.”)
This scene of electroshock therapy in which Anahí is being programmed is quite reminiscent of the famous image of this real-life victim of MK mind control.
During the electroshock session, we see Anahí’s core persona on the swing, dressed in light and innocent clothing. This scene is symbolic and shows that a duality is occurring; the fragmentation of personality. In mind control, slaves are encouraged to embrace their dark side (their dark alter persona) as it is the only way to be relieved of their trauma/torture.
As Anahí dissociates herself from reality, she gives way to a new persona (now starts the Beta Kitten programing).
Anhí’s new persona is dark. The scene in which she appears wearing black lingerie on a red bed alludes to the dark side she embraced, and her new sexualized and uninhibited persona devoid of any moral conviction (beta-kitten).
This scene shows a crucifix apparently catching fire, symbolizing that his religious convictions were also gone.
The video ends with Anahí throwing a party with her dancers and all the patients. Message: “Monarch mind control is painful, but fun!”
Summarizing: The whole mv is about the singer being under MK Ultra and the different alters. The symbols, codes, and themes associated with the occult elite’s agenda were placed there for the same purpose as the other videos: an attempt to glamorize one of the elite’s most despicable practices: Mind Control Programming.
It is not surprising that the same hidden symbolism found in American and British media are also found in the marketplace of one of the world’s most widely spoken languages.