Buscando Más

Cielo Razzo's song 'Buscando Más' delves into the complex and often contradictory pursuit of happiness in modern life. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of men in polished suits, embodying a blend of hope and honor, navigating a world where technology ('cyber') and basic needs ('pan' or bread) coexist. The mention of April, a month symbolizing renewal and growth, juxtaposed with the idea of wheat growing according to one's habits, suggests a tension between natural cycles and human routines. This tension is further highlighted by the prairie's loss of dignity, perhaps a metaphor for the degradation of nature or traditional values in the face of modern conveniences.

The recurring line 'La felicidad está en el sol' (Happiness is in the sun) serves as a poignant reminder of the simple, yet often overlooked sources of joy. However, the song also explores the darker side of this quest for happiness. The 'desgaste' (wear and tear) that justifies one's existence and the search for new perversions hint at a deeper, more existential struggle. The journey across borders and the immersion into a 'santisismo infierno de felicidad' (holy hell of happiness) suggest that the pursuit of pleasure can lead to a paradoxical state of both bliss and torment.

The imagery of suns colliding in an infertile big bang and the pleasure of a sleepless lethargy on a divan further emphasize the contradictions inherent in the search for happiness. The light casting shadows in one's eyes and the desolate pier symbolize the fleeting and often illusory nature of joy. Ultimately, 'Buscando Más' is a reflection on the human condition, where the relentless pursuit of new experiences and pleasures can lead to a perpetual state of dissatisfaction, always seeking more but never truly finding fulfillment.