Nave P.V.C.

The song 'Nave P.V.C.' by Barrio Pobre delves into the life of an individual who uses drugs as a means to escape the harsh realities of his existence. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who finds solace and adventure in his chemically-induced travels, metaphorically described as journeys in his 'PVC ship.' This ship allows him to explore the universe, free from the enigmas and constraints of the real world. The repeated references to the sun, moon, planets, and stars highlight his desire to transcend his earthly troubles and find peace in the vastness of space.

The song also touches on the physical and mental toll of drug use. The protagonist experiences 'psychoelectric discharges' and 'crazy trips,' indicating the intense and often dangerous nature of his escapades. Despite being labeled a 'poor crazy' by onlookers, he finds joy and laughter in his altered state. His 'chemical world' is a place where societal laws and judgments hold no power, and he can momentarily forget his struggles. However, this escape comes at a cost, as his neurons deteriorate, and he faces the risk of being institutionalized.

A poignant moment in the song occurs when the protagonist reaches out for help, expressing feelings of loneliness and a desire to 'regenerate.' This plea for assistance is a stark contrast to his usual carefree demeanor, revealing a deeper layer of vulnerability. Despite this moment of clarity, he quickly returns to his drug-induced travels, unable to break free from the cycle. The song ends on a somber note, with the protagonist once again filling his tank and setting off on another journey, highlighting the relentless grip of addiction and the difficulty of escaping its hold.