Leccion de Hipocresia

Flema's song 'Lección de Hipocresía' delves into the theme of hypocrisy, a common subject in punk rock music. The lyrics are straightforward yet profound, reflecting the band's raw and unfiltered style. The opening lines, 'Yo te avisé, que todo es mentira / Y te avisé, que esto no es verdad,' set the tone for the song, suggesting a world filled with deceit and falsehoods. The repetition of these lines emphasizes the frustration and disillusionment with the truth, or lack thereof, in society.

The lines 'Yo solo sé que nada sé / Vos entendéis? ¿O no entendéis?' echo the famous Socratic paradox, 'I know that I know nothing.' This philosophical reference adds depth to the song, highlighting the complexity of understanding and the often contradictory nature of human knowledge. The questioning tone invites listeners to reflect on their own understanding and the reliability of what they perceive as truth.

The final lines, 'Sé lo que yo digo / Pero no lo que yo hago / Sé lo que yo hago / Pero no lo que yo digo,' encapsulate the essence of hypocrisy. They illustrate the disconnect between words and actions, a common human flaw. This self-awareness of one's own contradictions is a powerful statement, urging listeners to recognize and confront their own hypocrisies. Flema's raw and honest approach in 'Lección de Hipocresía' serves as a mirror to society, challenging us to be more authentic and true to our words and actions.