Pensar En Nada

Callejeros' song "Pensar En Nada" delves into the complexities and contradictions of modern society, highlighting the pervasive influence of money and the often overwhelming sense of indifference among people. The opening lines, "Justo ayer me dí cuenta que sólo es cuestión de plata," set the tone by pointing out how financial concerns dominate our lives. The imagery of multiple windows collecting money while only one pays out underscores the imbalance and inequality inherent in the system.

The song also touches on the alienation and disconnection that many feel in contemporary society. The lines, "De como piensa la gente, a veces la indiferencia es tan grande que parecen seres de alguna otra tierra," suggest that people's indifference can make them seem like they are from another world. This metaphor highlights the emotional and psychological distance that can exist between individuals, even when they are physically close.

In the latter part of the song, Callejeros shifts focus to the workplace, where the struggle for advancement and recognition often leads to conflict and frustration. The lyrics, "En la oficina del trabajo, llegando el año nuevo, todos se pelean por ese maldito ascenso," capture the competitive and sometimes cutthroat nature of professional life. The song concludes with a reflection on the growing dangers of urban life, as the city becomes larger and more perilous. This final observation serves as a poignant reminder of the broader societal issues that stem from individual actions and attitudes.