Camino de Los Bares

Los Delinqüentes' song 'Camino de Los Bares' paints a vivid picture of a life lived on the edge, navigating the streets and bars of the city. The lyrics reflect a sense of camaraderie and resilience in the face of life's hardships. The protagonist finds solace and companionship in the bars, a recurring theme that symbolizes a refuge from the cold and the struggles of life. The winter setting amplifies the feeling of seeking warmth and comfort in familiar places, surrounded by friends.

The song delves into themes of fear and courage, urging listeners to confront their fears head-on. The line 'Si tienes miedo, ¡salta!' (If you're afraid, jump!) is a powerful metaphor for taking risks and not letting fear control one's life. The imagery of 'naufragando' (shipwrecking) through the city's corners suggests a sense of aimlessness and struggle, yet there's an underlying message of perseverance and finding one's way despite the chaos.

The lyrics also touch on the harsh realities of life, with references to being a 'borracho más' (just another drunk) and the future being 'chapao' (closed off). This reflects a sense of disillusionment and the feeling that one's fate is out of their control. However, the song encourages living authentically and not being deceived by false promises ('Que no te engañen con patatas'). The repeated refrain of 'Lalala lala lalalaaaaaaaa' adds a whimsical, almost defiant tone, suggesting that even when things go wrong, there's always a song to sing and a way to keep moving forward.