Vidrieras Rotas

In 'Vidrieras Rotas,' Dtoke delves into the complexities of fame, authenticity, and personal integrity. The song's title, which translates to 'Broken Windows,' serves as a metaphor for shattered illusions and the harsh realities that lie behind the glamorous facade often associated with public life. Dtoke, a prominent figure in the Argentine rap scene, uses his lyrical prowess to critique the superficiality and opportunism he perceives in the entertainment industry.

The lyrics reveal a deep sense of disillusionment with those who seek to exploit relationships for personal gain. Dtoke emphasizes that many people only offer help when it benefits them, leaving others in the shadows once their usefulness has expired. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'Si me invita no me ayuda, lo hace porque le conviene' ('If they invite me, it doesn't help me; they do it because it benefits them'). Despite this, Dtoke finds strength in remaining unacknowledged, suggesting that true happiness comes from not being in the spotlight.

Dtoke also addresses the performative nature of fame, contrasting his genuine self with the artificial personas often portrayed in the media. He criticizes those who fabricate stories and seek attention through sensationalism, asserting that his authenticity will eventually be recognized. The reference to 'Bailando con Tinelli,' a popular Argentine dance show, underscores his disdain for the superficiality of reality TV. By staying true to his convictions and rejecting falsehoods, Dtoke maintains his integrity, even if it means being overlooked by mainstream media. The song ultimately serves as a powerful statement on the importance of staying true to oneself in a world that often values appearance over substance.