Movida Rastafari

Los Pericos' song 'Movida Rastafari' delves into the emotional turmoil of a relationship on the brink of dissolution. The lyrics convey a sense of exhaustion and resignation, as the protagonist pleads to be let go. The repeated phrase 'Because she loves my eyes' suggests a deep connection that is now fading, leaving the protagonist grappling with the impending loneliness.

The song's chorus, 'She’s going away,' underscores the inevitability of separation. The protagonist's request not to be called home indicates a desire to escape the painful reminders of the past. The mention of 'so lonely night' and 'the only way' highlights the solitude that accompanies the end of a meaningful relationship. The use of 'chala,' a colloquial term for marijuana, hints at the protagonist's attempt to find solace or escape through substance use.

Los Pericos, known for their reggae and ska influences, infuse 'Movida Rastafari' with a laid-back yet melancholic vibe. The song's title itself, referencing Rastafarian culture, suggests a search for spiritual peace amidst the chaos of emotional distress. The band's musical style, characterized by rhythmic grooves and soulful melodies, complements the introspective and poignant nature of the lyrics. Through 'Movida Rastafari,' Los Pericos capture the universal experience of heartache and the struggle to move forward, resonating deeply with listeners who have faced similar emotional challenges.