Tatuaje

Indio Solari's song 'Tatuaje' delves into the complex interplay between dreams and reality, exploring themes of identity, perception, and the passage of time. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a dreamscape where the boundaries between the possible and the impossible blur. In this realm, the protagonist finds a place where they are not deemed impossible, suggesting a longing for acceptance and understanding that may be elusive in the waking world. The line 'Allí freís tu cerebro y lloras' (There you fry your brain and cry) hints at the emotional and mental turmoil that accompanies this search for meaning and self-acceptance.

The recurring refrain 'Yo soy mis sueños y vos, vos sos tus sueños sin fin' (I am my dreams and you, you are your endless dreams) underscores the idea that our dreams are integral to our identities. This notion is further emphasized by the contrast between the finite nature of life and the seemingly infinite nature of dreams, as highlighted in '¿No ves que la eternidad mañana acaba y te vas?' (Don't you see that eternity ends tomorrow and you leave?). This juxtaposition serves as a poignant reminder of the transient nature of existence and the enduring power of our aspirations and desires.

The imagery of a tattoo that 'va muy bien con tu tristeza' (goes very well with your sadness) symbolizes the indelible marks left by our experiences and emotions. The tattoo represents a permanent reminder of past sorrows and struggles, yet it also signifies resilience and the ability to carry on despite life's challenges. The mention of a dog that 'hace poquito murió' (recently died) and the scene of waiting 'en el fondo que vos quieras rescatar su ruido crudo' (at the bottom waiting for you to rescue its raw noise) evoke a sense of loss and the lingering echoes of past traumas. These elements collectively create a rich tapestry of introspection, urging listeners to reflect on their own dreams, fears, and the fleeting nature of time.