Batería

Agua Marina's song 'Batería' delves into the metaphorical concept of human energy and its cyclical nature. The lyrics use the imagery of batteries to represent the daily fluctuations in our energy levels. When the singer wakes up, their 'batteries' are fully charged, symbolizing the start of a new day filled with potential and activity. This metaphor is relatable, as many people feel a surge of energy and readiness to tackle the day upon waking up.

As the day progresses, the song acknowledges the inevitable depletion of this energy. The repeated lines 'No Hay Nada Que Hacer / Cuando A Uno Se Le Descarga' (There's nothing to do / When one runs out of charge) highlight the helplessness and inevitability of feeling drained. This can be seen as a commentary on the human condition, where despite our best efforts, we all experience moments of exhaustion and need for rest.

The song also touches on the idea that 'Las Baterías / Son Opcionales / Para Los Locos / Anormales' (Batteries are optional / For the crazy / Abnormal ones). This could be interpreted as a nod to those who seem to have boundless energy or who live outside the conventional norms of society. By the end of the day, as the singer goes to bed, their batteries are completely drained, and the only thing left to do is to sleep well. The playful 'Aha, Aha, Ahahaha' at the end adds a light-hearted touch, suggesting a sense of acceptance and humor about this daily cycle.

Agua Marina's musical style often blends traditional Latin rhythms with contemporary sounds, creating a vibrant and engaging listening experience. 'Batería' is no exception, using its catchy melody and relatable lyrics to explore the universal theme of energy and rest in a way that resonates with listeners from all walks of life.