Te Digo

In 'Te Digo,' Las Pelotas crafts a narrative that delves into the complexities of communication and the consequences of insincerity. The song opens with a direct address, where the speaker expresses a desire to clarify and make the listener understand the gravity of their actions. The lyrics suggest a confrontation, highlighting the dissonance between what was said and the reality of the situation. The metaphor of 'bones rising' signifies the awakening of truths that were previously buried, preparing the listener for an uncomfortable revelation.

The second verse paints a vivid picture of a public embarrassment. The imagery of 'throwing the chain' and singing while being jeered at by the crowd underscores the theme of self-delusion and the harsh judgment of others. The repeated questioning of 'to whom are you singing?' and 'why don't you come down?' reflects a societal critique, questioning the authenticity and purpose behind one's actions. This verse serves as a mirror, forcing the listener to confront their own pretensions and the impact of their behavior on those around them.

As the song progresses, the speaker's frustration becomes palpable. The dawn brings no relief, only the lingering stench of the previous night's chaos. The decision to escape to the sea and fish symbolizes a desire for cleansing and a return to simplicity, away from the complexities and falsehoods of human interaction. The final verse reiterates the speaker's disillusionment, emphasizing that the listener is no longer the person they imagined themselves to be. The cyclical nature of rising and falling, and the resulting dizziness, serves as a metaphor for the instability and confusion caused by living a lie. The repeated refrain 'te lo digo o no lo digo' encapsulates the internal struggle of whether to confront the truth or continue in silence.