Madriana

Los Happiness's song 'Madriana' is a vivid portrayal of youthful rebellion, chaotic love, and the hedonistic pursuit of pleasure. The lyrics revolve around the character Madriana, who seems to be a blend of two names, Marina and Adri, possibly symbolizing a complex and multifaceted individual. The repeated declaration of love for Madriana, despite her flaws and reckless behavior, suggests a deep, albeit tumultuous, affection. The line 'esperare a k se meta un piño' (I'll wait for her to crash) indicates a willingness to stand by her even through her self-destructive tendencies.

The song also delves into the theme of substance use, with references to marijuana and cocaine. The line 'si no coloca es porque te has metido antes coca' (if it doesn't get you high, it's because you did coke before) highlights a casual attitude towards drug use, reflecting a culture of experimentation and escapism. This nonchalant approach to drugs is further emphasized in the advice to 'niños pegarse un piño es algo de lo normal' (kids, crashing is normal), suggesting that making mistakes and engaging in risky behavior is a part of growing up.

Moreover, the song carries an underlying message about the transient nature of life and the importance of enjoying it despite its inherent messiness. The lyrics 'la vida es un fruto de la mierda por lo tanto disfrutar de ella' (life is a fruit of shit, so enjoy it) encapsulate a nihilistic yet liberating philosophy. This perspective encourages embracing life's imperfections and finding joy in the chaos, a sentiment that resonates with the band's carefree and rebellious spirit.