Vete De Casa

“Vete De Casa” by Los Gardelitos is a song that invites the listener to escape the mundane and chaotic aspects of everyday life and find solace in nature and love. The lyrics begin with an invitation to leave the house and go to the sea, where the protagonist promises a serene and loving experience. This setting of being 'tirados en la arena' (lying on the sand) symbolizes a return to simplicity and a focus on the present moment, away from the complexities of life.

The song continues with reassurances that nothing bad will happen, and that the experience will be liberating, albeit temporary. The line 'Volarás un poco y luego volverás' (You will fly a little and then you will return) suggests a brief escape from reality, a momentary flight that offers a new perspective before returning to the usual routine. This temporary escape is not just physical but also mental, providing a break from the constant worries and struggles.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics shift to a more critical view of society. The imagery of people walking all day without knowing where they are going and engaging in endless wars highlights the aimlessness and conflict that pervade human existence. The mention of hunger and the lack of peace in people's minds underscores the societal issues that plague humanity. By contrasting this with the peaceful imagery of the sea, the song suggests that true peace and understanding can be found by stepping away from societal chaos and reconnecting with nature and oneself.

The recurring mention of 'nena Sol' (baby Sun) looking at the sea and everything else implies a broader perspective, one that sees beyond immediate troubles and finds beauty and tranquility in the natural world. This perspective is essential for finding inner peace amidst external turmoil.