Farmacia

The song 'Farmacia' by Guasones delves into themes of personal freedom, self-identity, and the struggle against societal expectations. The lyrics open with a stark observation: 'Siempre la desgracia termina en la farmacia,' suggesting that people often turn to medication or substances to cope with their misfortunes. This line sets the tone for a narrative about breaking free from these cycles and embracing one's true self.

The chorus, 'Porque yo soy lo que soy, no pretendas que yo cambie por vos,' is a powerful declaration of self-acceptance and resistance to change for others. The protagonist asserts their identity, refusing to conform to someone else's expectations. This sentiment is reinforced with the promise, 'si me dejas, te prometo no me voy a matar,' indicating a commitment to self-preservation and independence, even if it means parting ways with someone they once cared about.

The song also touches on themes of past relationships and personal growth. The lines 'Fuiste mi heroína, mi reina más divina' reflect on a past lover who once held significant influence over the protagonist. However, the return of this person prompts a realization that despite their past, the protagonist remains unchanged in their core identity: 'si soy el mismo vago, el mismo reventado.' This acknowledgment of personal flaws, coupled with the determination to stand tall ('pero voy de pie'), underscores a journey of self-acceptance and resilience.

'Farmacia' by Guasones is a poignant exploration of the struggle for personal freedom and the importance of staying true to oneself. It resonates with anyone who has faced pressure to change for others and highlights the value of self-acceptance and independence.