Aprobaría

Delacruzphto's song 'Aprobaría' delves into the all-too-familiar struggle of procrastination and the self-deception that often accompanies it. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a student who repeatedly promises themselves that they will study diligently, only to fall into the trap of distractions, particularly the allure of their mobile phone. The recurring theme of lying to oneself is highlighted in the lines 'La culpa es mía, me creo mis mentiras,' which translates to 'It's my fault, I believe my lies.' This self-awareness adds a layer of introspection to the song, as the protagonist recognizes their own role in their academic shortcomings.

The song also touches on the frustration and disappointment that come with failing to meet one's own expectations. The line 'Dije que aprobaría y saque un 3,' meaning 'I said I would pass and I got a 3,' encapsulates the gap between intention and reality. This sentiment is further emphasized by the repeated mention of spending hours on the phone instead of studying, a common modern-day distraction. The artist captures the cyclical nature of procrastination, where a brief break turns into hours of wasted time, leading to a sense of guilt and failure.

'Aprobaría' also reflects the nocturnal lifestyle that many students adopt, as seen in the line 'Viviendo de noche, durmiendo de día,' or 'Living at night, sleeping during the day.' This lifestyle often exacerbates the cycle of procrastination and poor academic performance. Delacruzphto's candid portrayal of these struggles resonates with many listeners, making the song a relatable anthem for anyone who has ever battled with procrastination and the pressure to succeed academically.