Sin Paciencia

Callejeros' song 'Sin Paciencia' delves into the harsh realities of urban life and the pervasive social injustices that plague society. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a city where people see only what they want to see, and dreams are often left unfulfilled. The phrase 'uno ve lo que quiere ver' (one sees what they want to see) suggests a selective perception that blinds individuals to the harsh truths around them. The lack of opportunities ('sueños secos') and the constant struggle to survive without patience ('sin paciencia') highlight the desperation and frustration felt by many.

The song also critiques the disparity between the powerful and the powerless. The line 'Él rey roba mejor que vos' (the king steals better than you) underscores the corruption and privilege enjoyed by those in power. This 'king' is depicted as someone who descends from the divine and enjoys the best of everything, further emphasizing the inequality and the sense of injustice. The reference to 'infernales noches' (infernal nights) and a 'volcán a punto de estallar' (volcano about to erupt) symbolizes the boiling anger and unrest among the suffering masses.

'Infernales noches gritan abajo' (infernal nights scream below) and 'un diablillo enfermo, sólo enferma más' (a sick little devil only makes things worse) evoke a sense of chaos and despair. The song addresses the terror of systemic oppression ('terrorismo del que ahorca al que no da más') and the cyclical nature of desperation, where individuals, pushed to their limits, are forced to beg and lash out in their frustration. The recurring theme of acting 'sin paciencia' (without patience) reflects a society on the brink, where patience has worn thin, and the struggle for survival becomes increasingly desperate.