BZRP Music Sessions #17 Lado B

Kinder Malo's 'BZRP Music Sessions #17 Lado B' is a raw and unfiltered exploration of inner turmoil, societal disillusionment, and the search for meaning amidst chaos. The song opens with a declaration of constant movement and a disdain for conventional work, suggesting a life driven by vices rather than responsibilities. The reference to Pablo Picasso juxtaposed with the mention of depression and self-harm highlights the duality of artistic genius and personal suffering, a theme that recurs throughout the lyrics.

The chorus, with its vivid imagery of violence and historical trauma, underscores the pervasive sense of despair. Comparing his impact to the Hiroshima bombing and describing himself as a stampede, Kinder Malo conveys the overwhelming and destructive nature of his emotions. The repeated mention of death and the futility of delinquency as an escape route further emphasize the bleak outlook on life. The line 'mi sombra está deprimida' (my shadow is depressed) poignantly captures the depth of his mental anguish, suggesting that even his very essence is weighed down by sorrow.

In the latter part of the song, Kinder Malo delves into the surreal, referencing pop culture icons like Naruto and Chihiro, which may symbolize his desire to escape reality through fantasy. The mention of a 'techo de cristal' (glass ceiling) alludes to the barriers between the mundane and the spiritual, hinting at a longing for transcendence. However, the recurring imagery of violence and death, such as finding his body in a Porsche Cayenne with a gunshot wound, starkly contrasts with any notion of peace or resolution. The song closes with a haunting acknowledgment of the noise within silence, encapsulating the relentless inner conflict that defines his existence.