Quiénes Son?

Lali's song 'Quiénes Son?' is a powerful anthem of self-assertion and a dismissal of negativity and criticism. The lyrics suggest a conversation with someone who is trying to undermine her, possibly a critic or a detractor. Lali's response is one of confidence and indifference to the negativity directed at her. The song's title, which translates to 'Who are they?', is a rhetorical question that challenges the significance and identity of her critics, implying that their opinions are irrelevant to her success and self-worth.

The opening lines of the song set a tone of grandeur and self-assurance, with Lali positioning herself as a timeless and vibrant presence, 'alive in a museum.' This metaphor suggests that she sees herself as a work of art, enduring and celebrated. The repeated questions 'Falta, ¿qué te hace falta?' and 'Luces, te faltan luces' imply that her detractors are lacking something essential—perhaps talent or insight—and that they project 'darkness' instead of light, meaning they spread negativity rather than positivity.

The chorus and verses juxtapose the negativity of the critics ('talk, talk, talk pura mierda, bebé') with Lali's own approach to life ('yo, yo, yo tiro flores, bebé'), which is to spread positivity and love. She emphasizes her lack of time for negativity and aggression, reinforcing her focus on her own path and achievements. The song is a celebration of moving forward and not letting the past or the opinions of others hold you back. Lali's message is clear: she is unbothered by the critics and remains focused on her own growth and happiness.