Mundo raro

The song 'Mundo raro' by Frágil delves into the complexities and frustrations of being an artist in a world that often values imitation over originality. The lyrics paint a picture of a society where those who mimic others' work are celebrated, while true artists are dismissed. The line 'otros rebuznan y crecen' (others bray and grow) suggests that those who make noise without substance are the ones who thrive. This is further emphasized by the mention of a 'juzgado' (court) where there are no 'jueces incompetentes' (incompetent judges), implying a system that fails to recognize genuine talent.

The song also touches on the disheartening reality of rejection. The artist laments that if their work is perceived as derivative ('un arte que es de copista'), it will be discarded ('tiraras todo un trabajo a la arena'). This metaphor of throwing work into the sand highlights the futility and frustration of trying to be heard in a world that doesn't value true creativity. The artist feels like they are casting a bait ('es mi carnada un pez') in hopes that someone will bite, indicating a desperate search for recognition and validation.

'Mundo raro' reflects a broader commentary on the loss of essence and authenticity in modern art and society. The artist feels out of place ('me encuentro en un mundo raro') and laments that the essence of true artistry has been lost. The pursuit of a 'formula cierta' (certain formula) by everyone suggests a homogenization of creativity, where unique voices are drowned out by the quest for guaranteed success. The artist's journey of knocking on doors ('hoy toco a todas las puertas') in search of someone who values their uncertain music ('música incierta') underscores the struggle to find a place in a world that often overlooks the genuine in favor of the familiar.