El Club de Los 27 (part. David Lebón)

Charly García's song 'El Club de Los 27' featuring David Lebón delves into the mythos surrounding the infamous '27 Club,' a group of iconic musicians who tragically died at the age of 27. The lyrics reflect a sense of inevitability and resignation, as García repeatedly states, 'El Club de los 27 es a dónde voy a estar,' suggesting a preordained fate. This club includes legendary figures like Brian Jones and Kurt Cobain, whom García mentions by name, evoking a sense of camaraderie and shared destiny among these fallen stars.

The song also explores themes of betrayal and disillusionment with the modern world, describing it as 'traicionero y digital.' García juxtaposes the digital age's superficiality with the profound and often painful experiences of these musicians. The line 'Cristo fue crucificado por los pecados de alguien más' adds a layer of religious metaphor, implying that these artists, much like Christ, suffered for the sins of others, perhaps alluding to the pressures and expectations placed upon them by society.

García further critiques the world's inherent contradictions by pointing out that 'Dios creó todo el universo y también al Ku Klux Klan,' highlighting the coexistence of good and evil. The mention of 'muchos pobres, pocos ricos' underscores the social and economic disparities that persist, suggesting that the elite are insulated from the struggles faced by the majority. The song's repeated refrain, 'wait for it,' serves as a haunting reminder of the inevitable, urging listeners to reflect on the transient nature of fame and life itself.