La Cara en el Asfalto

El Mato A Un Policia Motorizado's song 'La Cara en el Asfalto' delves into themes of change, acceptance, and the passage of time. The lyrics repeatedly mention looking at photos and realizing that everything has changed, which suggests a reflection on the past and an acknowledgment of how things evolve over time. The phrase 'pequeña Em' could be a term of endearment, indicating a personal and intimate connection, possibly addressing a younger self or a loved one. This reflection is not tinged with regret but rather with a sense of acceptance and understanding that change is a natural part of life.

The chorus emphasizes acceptance and love, with lines like 'Ellos te quieren, ellos te quieren / Tal asi como sos' (They love you, they love you / Just as you are). This repetition reinforces the idea that despite changes, the core of who you are remains valued and cherished by those around you. It’s a comforting message that underscores the importance of self-acceptance and the unconditional support from loved ones.

The song also highlights the significance of enjoying the present moment, as seen in the lines 'Buenas noches son buenas noches / No lo echemos a perder' (Good nights are good nights / Let's not ruin it). This suggests a desire to cherish and make the most of the present, particularly during special moments like a Saturday night. The repetition of 'Todo es como debe ser' (Everything is as it should be) further emphasizes a sense of contentment and acceptance of the current state of affairs, encouraging listeners to appreciate life as it unfolds.