Vals Del Cau

La Base's song "Vals Del Cau" is a lively and chaotic depiction of a night out filled with dancing, drinking, and the inevitable consequences that follow. The repetitive lines "como que me voi como que me voi como que me vengo" and "como que me cai como que me cai como que me caigo" capture the disorienting and unsteady feeling of being intoxicated. The use of the word "mamita" adds a touch of endearment and humor, as if the singer is calling out to a motherly figure for help or understanding in their drunken state.

The chorus, "quiero ver a todo el mundo bailando derochado quiero ver a los borrachos que levanten bien las manos," invites everyone to join in the revelry, emphasizing the communal and inclusive nature of the celebration. The song paints a vivid picture of a party where everyone, especially the drunk, is encouraged to let loose and have a good time. The imagery of raising hands and dancing wildly suggests a carefree and liberating atmosphere.

However, the song also acknowledges the aftermath of such nights. Lines like "todos los borrachos cuando nos vamo dejoda la pasamo piola y bailamo a toda hora" and "volvemo al otro dia revolcado lleno e tierra volvemo al otro dia pa peliar con la señora" highlight the messy and sometimes regrettable consequences of excessive partying. The return home, covered in dirt and facing potential conflicts with a significant other, adds a layer of realism and humor to the otherwise festive narrative. La Base captures the duality of a night out—the joy and freedom of the moment, contrasted with the inevitable hangover and repercussions that follow.