De Veritat

Blaumut's song 'De Veritat' delves into the complexities and contradictions of modern life, using vivid imagery and metaphors to explore themes of authenticity, routine, and existential reflection. The song opens with the intriguing line, 'A l’altra banda del mirall,' suggesting a parallel world or an alternate reality. This sets the stage for a journey through the mundane and the profound, as the narrator navigates daily routines while pondering deeper truths.

The lyrics juxtapose the tangible and the intangible, such as 'De veritat són els motius que vam sopar' (The real reasons we had dinner) and 'De mentida, un got de plàstic a la mà' (A lie, a plastic cup in hand). This contrast highlights the tension between what is genuine and what is superficial in our lives. The narrator admits to finding solace and authenticity only within the confines of a song, 'De veritat que jo només respiro dins d’una cançó,' suggesting that music serves as a refuge from the artificial aspects of existence.

Blaumut also touches on the constraints imposed by societal norms and expectations. Lines like 'I de ben cert que posaria els peus al riu / Però està prohibit dins d’un sistema productiu' (I would certainly put my feet in the river / But it’s forbidden in a productive system) reflect the struggle to find personal freedom within a rigid, productivity-driven society. The song's reflective tone and poetic language invite listeners to question their own lives and the societal structures that shape them, making 'De Veritat' a thought-provoking piece that resonates on multiple levels.