La Música

El Otro Yo's song 'La Música' delves into the feelings of alienation and disconnection in the modern world, particularly through the lens of music. The lyrics express a sense of being out of sync with the mainstream, as the protagonist feels 'a little deaf' and 'a little blind,' unable to connect with 'the music that everyone listens to.' This metaphor extends beyond just music, symbolizing a broader cultural and existential disconnection. The repetition of 'la música que escuchan todos' emphasizes the protagonist's isolation from what is considered normal or popular.

The song also touches on themes of artificiality and manipulation. The protagonist questions whether they are 'humanized or dehumanized,' reflecting a struggle with identity in a world that feels increasingly artificial and controlled. The mention of 'artificializados' and 'desnaturalizados' suggests a loss of authenticity and a move away from natural, genuine experiences. This is further highlighted by the imagery of a 'black night without my sun,' symbolizing a loss of direction and purpose.

Cultural references to 'cultura de los planetas' and 'canciones de la nueva era' suggest a blending of sounds and influences, yet these are not enough to bridge the gap the protagonist feels. The song ends on a somewhat hopeful note with 'magia simple y natural,' hinting at a desire to return to simpler, more authentic experiences. This juxtaposition of complex, modern influences with a longing for simplicity captures the essence of the song's message: a critique of modernity and a yearning for genuine human connection and authenticity.