Patos En La Piscina

Delaossa's 'Patos En La Piscina' is a raw and introspective exploration of the artist's life, fame, and the quest for authenticity amidst the chaos. The song opens with a vivid depiction of a hedonistic lifestyle, filled with luxury hotels, parties, and casual encounters. This imagery sets the stage for a deeper narrative about the superficiality and emptiness that often accompany such a lifestyle. The references to popular culture, such as 'La Ruleta' and 'The Simpsons,' juxtapose the mundane with the extravagant, highlighting the contrast between public perception and personal reality.

As the song progresses, Delaossa delves into more personal territory, reflecting on relationships, self-worth, and the pressures of success. The line '¿De qué me sirve el yate sin tu buyate?' poignantly questions the value of material wealth without genuine connection. This sentiment is further echoed in his mention of therapy and self-discovery, indicating a journey towards mental and emotional well-being. The artist's candidness about his struggles with self-esteem and the impact of fame on his personal life adds a layer of vulnerability to the track, making it relatable to listeners who may face similar challenges.

The metaphor of 'patos en la piscina' (ducks in the pool) symbolizes the changes and losses in Delaossa's life. The departure of the 'family of ducks' from his pool signifies a significant shift, possibly the loss of close relationships or a change in his social circle. This metaphor, combined with his commitment to authenticity and rejection of 'fakes,' underscores the artist's desire to surround himself with genuine people and experiences. The song concludes with a determined declaration of his ambitions, aiming for his work to be recognized and celebrated, not just for its success but for its authenticity and impact.