Interludio

In 'Interludio,' Canserbero delivers a powerful critique of modern societal trends and the superficiality that often accompanies them. The song's repetitive chorus, 'A mí no me jodas con tu moda,' which translates to 'Don't bother me with your fashion,' sets the tone for the artist's disdain for the hollow pursuit of trends. Canserbero urges listeners to take their personalities seriously and develop their own criteria, rather than blindly following what is popular. This message is particularly poignant in a world where social media and consumer culture often dictate personal identity and self-worth.

The verses delve deeper into specific examples of these trends, such as the obsession with physical appearance through surgeries and cosmetic enhancements. Canserbero criticizes the superficiality of people who adopt trends they don't genuinely like, just to fit in. He mentions the irony of someone who hated sushi as a child but now pretends to love it because it's fashionable. This highlights the loss of authenticity and the pressure to conform to societal expectations. The artist also touches on the influence of social media, where people are more concerned with their online personas than their real selves.

Canserbero's critique extends to the emulation of negative behaviors, such as smoking, drinking, and aggressive attitudes, which are often glamorized in popular culture. He points out the absurdity of people who adopt these behaviors to gain respect or fit in, only to end up in harmful situations. The song also addresses the idolization of frivolous figures and the consequences of such misplaced admiration. Canserbero's message is clear: true respect and identity come from being genuine and maintaining humility, rather than chasing after fleeting trends.

The song concludes with a reaffirmation of Canserbero's commitment to authenticity and originality in his music. He emphasizes that he and his peers are not rapping for the sake of fashion but because they live and breathe hip-hop. This dedication to their craft and their message of staying true to oneself resonates throughout 'Interludio,' making it a compelling call for authenticity in a world obsessed with superficial trends.