PERDÓN (feat. Dillom)

In 'PERDÓN,' Broke Carrey, featuring Dillom, delivers a powerful anthem of self-acceptance and defiance. The song's lyrics reflect a journey of personal growth and resilience, where the artist embraces his past struggles and triumphs without seeking validation or forgiveness from others. The repeated refrain, 'No voy a pedir perdón, esta es mi vida' (I won't apologize, this is my life), underscores a steadfast commitment to living authentically, regardless of external opinions or societal expectations.

Broke Carrey's narrative is one of transformation and self-realization. He recounts his teenage dreams and the doubts he faced about his future, only to emerge stronger and more determined. The lines 'Me estoy convirtiendo en lo que soñé a los quince' (I am becoming what I dreamed of at fifteen) and 'Si me hubiera preocupado por lo que dicen / Seguramente no pasaba los veinticinco' (If I had worried about what they say / I surely wouldn't have made it past twenty-five) highlight his journey from self-doubt to self-assurance. This transformation is not just personal but also professional, as he turns his unique identity into a successful venture, symbolized by his 'ángel inversor' (angel investor).

The song also touches on themes of authenticity versus conformity. Broke Carrey contrasts his genuine approach to life and art with the superficiality he perceives in others. He acknowledges that he could have more friends if he were less honest, but he chooses to remain true to himself. This authenticity is further emphasized in his disdain for superficial success, as seen in the lines 'Vos te ves mucho TikTok y ni un ticket venden' (You watch a lot of TikTok and don't sell a single ticket). Ultimately, 'PERDÓN' is a declaration of independence and self-worth, celebrating the artist's journey and the freedom that comes with embracing one's true self.