Todos atrás y Dios de 9

Los Caballeros de la Quema's song "Todos atrás y Dios de 9" delves into the struggles and frustrations of everyday life. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person waking up to a series of unfortunate events, feeling like everything is going wrong. The imagery of "te madrugás hecho un gillete" (waking up feeling like a razor blade) and "tus dientes castañándote" (your teeth chattering) sets the tone for a day filled with disappointments. The protagonist's attempts to hide their sadness are futile, as their desire to cry is evident.

The recurring line "te garúa finito" (it's drizzling on you) symbolizes the constant, nagging problems that seem to never end. The protagonist's girlfriend leaving them for another woman, failed plans, and closed bars add to the sense of despair. The mention of not being able to write a song highlights the creative block and the feeling of being stuck. The song's chorus emphasizes these setbacks, creating a sense of empathy for anyone who has felt overwhelmed by life's challenges.

The title phrase "Todos atrás y Dios de 9" (Everyone back and God as number 9) is a metaphor for a defensive strategy in soccer, where the team relies on a higher power to score. This reflects the protagonist's feeling of helplessness and reliance on fate or luck to turn things around. The song captures the essence of struggling through tough times, feeling like the world is against you, and hoping for a break. It's a relatable anthem for anyone who has faced a series of unfortunate events and felt the weight of life's challenges.