Ególatra

The song 'Ególatra' by 4x3 Oficial is a powerful critique of egotism and the destructive nature of an inflated sense of self-importance. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who believes they are a deity, possessing an unquestionable judgment and an irreproachable pattern of truth. This person is described as being intolerant and blind to their own faults, consumed by their ego, which acts as a personal poison. The song urges this individual to step down from their pedestal and recognize the value of humility.

The chorus emphasizes the idea that everyone has their own opinions and discernment, and that the egotist's criteria are not serious because they lack humility. The song suggests that the egotist might lose control upon realizing that the world does not revolve around them and that they are just another human being. This realization is portrayed as a necessary wake-up call from an immature obsession with seeking attention by humiliating others.

The lyrics also reference the Dunning-Kruger effect, a cognitive bias where people with low ability at a task overestimate their ability. This reference underscores the idea that the egotist is seduced by their own voice, ignoring others and fearing to acknowledge their mistakes. The song encourages the egotist to deactivate their ego, accept that they do not have all the answers, and embrace a more harmonious and solid reality. By doing so, they can find peace and happiness, free from the voracious pride that has consumed them.

The repeated refrain of 'Hey! Hey! Na, na, na' adds a rhythmic and almost mocking tone, reinforcing the message that the egotist's behavior is not only harmful but also somewhat ridiculous. The song ultimately calls for self-awareness, humility, and the recognition that true happiness comes from letting go of arrogance and embracing a more grounded and empathetic perspective.