Disolutos

La Maravillosa Orquesta Del Alcohol's song 'Disolutos' paints a vivid picture of the lives of the marginalized and dispossessed. The term 'disolutos' itself refers to those who are dissolute or morally lax, but in this context, it seems to be a metaphor for people who are lost, struggling, and searching for meaning. The opening lines describe individuals rummaging through garbage, imprisoned in the same corner, with the sky as their only roof. This imagery evokes a sense of hopelessness and despair, highlighting the harsh realities faced by the homeless and destitute.

The lyrics delve deeper into the existential struggles of these individuals. The line 'Vivir la vida que nos dejen' suggests that they are living a life dictated by circumstances beyond their control, wandering aimlessly through a wild destiny. The mention of nicotine in the wings of their thoughts symbolizes the pervasive presence of addiction and the mental toll it takes. The song captures the cyclical nature of their existence, where guilt and regret are constant companions, as indicated by the line 'Hoy la culpa es un poco más.'

In the chorus, the singer finds solace in alcohol, which momentarily brings him back to himself, likening the experience to the rocking of a ship finally manned. Despite the trembling pulse, he clings to life, questioning the divine need for suffering and expressing a desperate desire for rebirth. The poignant question '¿Cuánto corazón necesita Dios?' reflects a deep yearning for understanding and redemption. The song is a powerful commentary on the human condition, exploring themes of survival, addiction, and the search for meaning in a seemingly indifferent world.