ASAN (BZRP Music Sessions #35)

In 'ASAN (BZRP Music Sessions #35),' Bizarrap collaborates with ASAN to deliver a powerful narrative about the artist's struggles and aspirations. The song opens with a vivid image of a drink in hand, symbolizing a temporary escape from emotional pain. ASAN immediately sets the tone by admitting his shortcomings in love and his entanglement in his own feelings. This vulnerability is juxtaposed with his desire to transcend earthly pain by metaphorically traveling from the Moon to the Sun, seeking solace in the vastness of space.

ASAN's ambition to achieve musical immortality is a central theme. He dreams of becoming a legend like Michael Jackson, aiming to leave a lasting impact on the world. The reference to the moonwalk and his aspiration to take his music from Argentina to the global stage highlight his determination to break boundaries and achieve international recognition. This desire for fame and success is further emphasized by his wish to have his music played on the radio and his face on the covers of newspapers, signifying his quest for validation and acknowledgment.

The song also delves into ASAN's internal struggles, including anxiety, panic attacks, and the need for solitude to regain his sanity. He acknowledges the pain he has caused others, particularly in relationships, and expresses a need for time to think and cope with the pressures of life. The recurring motif of 'ron y hielo' (rum and ice) serves as a metaphor for his coping mechanisms, while the collaboration with Bizarrap ('Biza en la producción') represents his belief in music as a solution to his problems. Ultimately, ASAN's declaration that his music will outlive him underscores his hope for eternal legacy, even in the face of mortality.