Nada Del Mundo Real

Fito Páez's song 'Nada Del Mundo Real' delves into the transient and often illusory nature of reality. The repeated lines 'nada del mundo real desaparecerá' and 'nada del mundo es real' suggest a philosophical reflection on the impermanence of the physical world. Páez seems to be questioning the very essence of what we consider real, implying that everything we perceive will eventually fade away. This theme is further emphasized by the cyclical nature of the lyrics, reinforcing the idea that nothing in the material world is permanent.

The song also touches on personal and emotional experiences, such as 'el calor de la mañana' and 'sensación de estar en nada,' which evoke a sense of fleeting moments and existential contemplation. The mention of 'corazón dentro de mi alma' and 'nuestro amor fue con el agua' adds a layer of intimacy, suggesting that even deep emotional connections are subject to the same impermanence. Páez uses these metaphors to illustrate how love and personal experiences are as transient as the physical world.

Cultural references like 'cine trash de los suicidas' and 'altamar de las heridas' add a darker, more introspective tone to the song. These lines could be interpreted as a commentary on the darker aspects of human existence and the emotional scars that come with it. The phrase 'luz de gas luz tan divina' juxtaposes the divine with the mundane, further emphasizing the contrast between what is perceived as real and what is ephemeral. In the end, Páez concludes with 'es nuestra vida nada del mundo real,' encapsulating the song's central theme that life itself is a fleeting, transient experience.