Hazlo Tu Mismo

Eterna Inocencia's song 'Hazlo Tu Mismo' is a powerful anthem celebrating the do-it-yourself (DIY) ethos and the pursuit of authenticity in the music industry. The lyrics recount the band's journey, starting from casual garage sessions to unforgettable experiences and travels. This narrative highlights the organic and grassroots nature of their musical journey, contrasting sharply with the commercialized and often soul-crushing music industry.

The song addresses the bewilderment of outsiders who question how the band can achieve success without mainstream media exposure. Lines like 'no salen en television' and 'no suenan en la radio, ni salen en los diarios' emphasize their rejection of traditional pathways to fame. Instead, they find joy and fulfillment in creating music with friends, free from the constraints of industry contracts that can stifle creativity and dreams. This sentiment is encapsulated in the line 'al margen de una industria que tritura sueños,' which translates to 'on the margins of an industry that crushes dreams.'

'Hazlo Tu Mismo' also touches on the importance of staying true to oneself. The lyrics 'Yo estoy seguro de, lo que no quiero ser!' reflect a strong sense of self-awareness and determination to avoid the pitfalls of commercial success. The repeated refrain 'Deja que el rock lo flashen otros' suggests a disdain for the superficial aspects of rock stardom, urging others to chase those illusions while they remain grounded in their authentic, DIY approach. This song is a testament to the band's commitment to their values and the joy they find in their unorthodox path.