Mundo Perfecto

La 25's song 'Mundo Perfecto' delves into the disillusionment and hope for a better world. The lyrics paint a picture of a society plagued by uncertainties and inequalities, where human codes of conduct seem to have vanished. The singer expresses a sense of alienation, feeling like an 'otario' (a fool) in a world where respect is scarce. This sentiment is echoed in the lines 'Cualquier gil hoy te descansa' and 'Códigos humanos ya no hay,' highlighting the erosion of mutual respect and the prevalence of opportunistic behavior.

Despite the bleak portrayal of the present, the song carries a hopeful message. The repeated refrain 'Algún día este mundo será perfecto' (Someday this world will be perfect) serves as a beacon of hope. The singer envisions a future where the 'giles' (fools) are extinct, and there is no place for those who trample others to get ahead. This utopian vision is not just about societal change but also about personal fulfillment, as the singer hopes to carry only the memories of being loved from this life.

La 25, known for their rock and roll style infused with social commentary, uses 'Mundo Perfecto' to critique the current state of the world while also inspiring listeners to dream of a better future. The song's blend of realism and idealism resonates with anyone who has felt disillusioned by society's flaws yet continues to hope for a more just and respectful world. The emotional depth and cultural relevance of the song make it a powerful anthem for change and introspection.