Mi Vida

Bersuit Vergarabat's song 'Mi Vida' delves into the complexities of modern life, identity, and the struggle to find genuine connection in a world dominated by technology and societal expectations. The opening lines express a resistance to owning a cellphone, likening it to a dog refusing a collar. This metaphor highlights a desire for freedom and an aversion to being constantly reachable or controlled. The mention of not having Guarani blood suggests a longing for a simpler, perhaps more authentic way of life, untainted by modern influences.

The song continues to explore the theme of dissatisfaction with the pursuit of goals that lead to a curse of perpetual discontent. The lyrics reflect a Western mindset, characterized by a constant search for more, yet feeling lost amidst numerous choices. The singer's desire to find and be forgiven by a significant other underscores a deeper yearning for meaningful human connection, which seems elusive in the face of overwhelming distractions and false information.

In the latter part of the song, the artist speaks of a lack of memory for more pain and an inability to absorb more evasion tactics, symbolized by closed ears. This imagery conveys a sense of being overwhelmed by the noise and confusion of modern life, leading to a loss of self-identity and direction. The repeated refrain 'Mi vida, estás herida' (My life, you are wounded) poignantly captures the emotional toll of this existential struggle. The song concludes with a commitment to be present for the loved one, wherever they may be, emphasizing the importance of love and connection as a guiding force in navigating life's challenges.