Hoy (feat. Klan, Issy)

Jaloner's song 'Hoy,' featuring Klan and Issy, is a vivid exploration of life's complexities, struggles, and the pursuit of meaning. The lyrics are rich with metaphors and cultural references, painting a picture of a chaotic yet hopeful existence. The song opens with a reference to being brought to a foreign land, symbolizing the feeling of being out of place or navigating unfamiliar territory. The mention of 'Guernica,' a famous painting by Picasso depicting the horrors of war, juxtaposed with the artist's journey from Guernica to Adrogué, suggests a personal and collective struggle against adversity.

The lyrics delve into themes of identity and self-discovery, with lines like 'Me identifican (may day)' and 'Conoce tu plano catastral, tu mano tu carta astral.' These phrases emphasize the importance of understanding oneself and one's place in the world. The song also touches on the destructive nature of hatred and the search for external validation, as seen in 'El odio tiene alcances cancerígenos' and 'Buscando fuera lo que dentro no extrajeron.' This reflects a broader commentary on societal issues and the internal battles individuals face.

'Hoy' also highlights the resilience and strength needed to overcome life's challenges. The line 'Hoy es un día de suerte, lo dijo una patente' suggests a turning point or a moment of clarity. The song's chorus, 'Atentemente firma el R A P,' underscores the power of music and art as a means of expression and survival. The collaboration with Klan and Issy adds layers of depth, with each artist bringing their unique perspective to the narrative. The song ultimately conveys a message of perseverance, self-awareness, and the importance of staying true to oneself amidst the chaos.