Tarde

C.R.O's song 'Tarde' delves into the complexities of inner turmoil and the chaotic environment surrounding the artist. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life filled with contradictions and struggles, both internal and external. The opening lines, 'Me siento, lo prenso / Se lo que estas pensando,' suggest a moment of introspection and self-awareness, where the artist is acutely aware of his own thoughts and feelings. This is juxtaposed with the line 'Sus besos, mi templo / Esto no esta funcionando,' indicating a relationship that once provided solace but is now failing, adding to the emotional weight the artist carries.

The recurring desire for attention, 'Quiero que me sigas mirando,' reflects a need for validation and connection amidst the chaos. This is further emphasized by the line 'Aspiro el momento, voy roto por dentro pero se como manejarlo,' which reveals a deep-seated pain that the artist is trying to manage. The mention of drugs and a hedonistic lifestyle, 'Hay droga por todo tu ambiente / Jodiendo al fucking dirigente,' highlights the destructive coping mechanisms employed to deal with this inner turmoil. The environment is depicted as toxic, filled with unreliable people and superficial pleasures, as seen in 'Putas hablando de mi gente / Silencios muéstrense presentes.'

The song also touches on themes of societal judgment and the artist's defiance against it. Lines like 'Quieren seguir señalando / A la única musa de la patagonia que flota en piernas de alto rango' suggest a sense of being misunderstood and unfairly judged by society. The artist's resilience and determination to rise above these judgments are evident in 'Sigo ruleando / Estas viendo, se lo estoy contando.' The reference to 'Tony' and 'homies' indicates a sense of camaraderie and loyalty among close friends, who are a source of support in this turbulent journey. Overall, 'Tarde' is a raw and honest portrayal of the artist's struggle to navigate his inner demons and the chaotic world around him.