A Eso Voy

Abuela Coca's song 'A Eso Voy' delves into themes of personal struggle, liberation, and transformation. The lyrics open with a declaration of intent: 'A eso voy, a decirle a todos que hoy estás preso y que, no vas a salir.' This line sets the stage for a narrative about someone who is metaphorically imprisoned, unable to break free from their circumstances. The singer acknowledges the duality of human nature, stating, 'Ni tan malos ni tan buenos, somos vos y yo,' suggesting that everyone has both good and bad within them. This duality is a central theme, as the singer grapples with their own identity and the influence of another person on their life.

The song continues to explore the idea of dependency and self-worth. The line 'Nada soy si no estás todo el tiempo acá' reveals a deep sense of reliance on the other person, indicating that their presence is crucial for the singer's sense of self. However, this dependency is fraught with tension, as the singer also recognizes the destructive potential of the other person: 'Tu maldad tendrá un límite, vos sabrás cuando terminar todo el plomo que traías.' This suggests a breaking point where the negative influence must end for the singer to move forward.

'A Eso Voy' also touches on themes of resilience and transformation. The singer acknowledges the pain and struggle involved in breaking free, as seen in the lines 'Duele ver, como se te quema la piel, eras vos o yo, y tuve que elegir.' This painful choice is a necessary step towards self-liberation and transformation. The song concludes with a sense of hope and determination, as the singer aims to 'repartir tu luz' and 'transformarte en otro sol,' indicating a desire to spread positivity and become a source of light and inspiration for others. Through its poignant lyrics, 'A Eso Voy' captures the complex journey of overcoming adversity and finding one's true self.