Buen Salvaje

La Vida Boheme's song 'Buen Salvaje' delves into the primal and unrefined aspects of human connection and communication. The lyrics suggest a desire to strip away societal norms and pretenses, symbolized by the lack of soap to clean their mouths and the preference for being without clothes. This imagery evokes a sense of returning to a more natural, unfiltered state of being, where raw emotions and instincts take precedence over polished appearances and polite conversation.

The repeated phrase 'no te entiendo' (I don't understand you) highlights the complexity and often the incomprehensibility of human relationships. Despite the confusion and lack of understanding, there is an invitation to engage in a more instinctual and physical form of communication, as seen in the lines 'muérdeme' (bite me) and 'hablemos sin usar más la boca' (let's talk without using our mouths). This suggests a yearning for a deeper, more visceral connection that transcends words and conventional interactions.

The song also touches on themes of freedom and liberation, as indicated by the imagery of dancing barefoot among mud and rocks. This setting represents a break from societal constraints and a return to a more liberated, natural state. The absence of 'lobos' (wolves) further emphasizes a safe space where one can be vulnerable and authentic without fear of judgment or harm. 'Buen Salvaje' ultimately celebrates the beauty and complexity of human connection in its most raw and unrefined form.