PISO 13

DILLOM's 'PISO 13' is a vivid portrayal of a lifestyle marked by excess, rebellion, and a stark transformation from past hardships to current success. The lyrics paint a picture of a life filled with drugs, alcohol, and a nonchalant attitude towards societal norms, encapsulated by references to casual drug use and luxury brands. The artist's mention of 'Tomando Valyum' and partying with 'Tanqueray con tonic' sets the tone for a hedonistic narrative, suggesting a coping mechanism or an escape from reality.

The song also delves into themes of fame and the changes it brings. DILLOM reflects on his past struggles with poverty and danger, contrasting them with his current status where money seems to solve and complicate matters simultaneously. The line 'Es muy fácil que me quieran ahora que no tengo sarna' highlights how his desirability has increased with his financial success, pointing to the superficiality and materialism in human relationships. This transformation is further emphasized with his self-description as a 'slayer' and 'player,' indicating a powerful, albeit possibly destructive, new identity.

Moreover, 'PISO 13' explores the darker side of the human psyche through the recurring motif of voices in the artist's head, urging him towards violence. This internal conflict, coupled with the external portrayal of a lavish yet morally ambiguous lifestyle, creates a complex character study. The song's title itself, which translates to 'Floor 13,' traditionally considered unlucky or ominous, hints at the underlying peril in his ascent to fame and fortune.