Té de Ti

El Riqué's song 'Té de Ti' is a profound exploration of self-discovery, inner peace, and the journey towards personal happiness. The lyrics convey a sense of moving through life without being overly concerned with the obstacles or the direction of the path. The metaphor of the 'escalera' (staircase) represents life's journey, whether it is easy ('eléctrica') or challenging ('de a pie'). The artist emphasizes the importance of taking life one step at a time, without rushing but also without hesitation, encouraging listeners to 'respira y llénate de ti' (breathe and fill yourself with you), which suggests a focus on self-awareness and self-fulfillment.

The song also delves into the complexities of life, including its struggles and emotional ups and downs. El Riqué speaks of forgiving oneself and others, recognizing that self-love and acceptance are crucial for navigating life's challenges. The line 'ser timonel de nuestra propia utopía' (being the helmsman of our own utopia) highlights the idea of taking control of one's destiny and creating a personal vision of happiness. This theme is further reinforced by the promise to 'salir a encontrarme' (go out to find myself), indicating a commitment to self-exploration and personal growth.

In the latter part of the song, El Riqué touches on the importance of mental health and breaking societal norms that hinder happiness. The reference to seeing a psychologist and the line 'si para ser feliz hay protocolo hay que romperlo' (if there is a protocol to be happy, it must be broken) underscores the need to challenge conventional expectations and prioritize one's well-being. The imagery of dancing a tango with a memory, even without intending to, suggests that past experiences shape us, but we must continue to move forward. Ultimately, 'Té de Ti' is a call to embrace oneself fully, to breathe deeply, and to find joy in the journey of life.