Río Siempre

Massacre's song 'Río Siempre' delves into the complexities of human emotions and the resilience of the human spirit. The lyrics convey a sense of acceptance and a positive outlook on life, even when faced with challenges. The recurring phrase 'río siempre' (I always laugh) suggests a mindset of finding joy and humor in life's ups and downs. This attitude is further emphasized by the lines 'en mi centro el conflicto no tiene hogar' (in my center, conflict has no home), indicating a personal philosophy of inner peace and resilience.

The song also touches on the concept of pain and how different people perceive and deal with it. The lyrics 'no se que pensás vos del dolor, pero a mi por fortuna no me toca ni me mira' (I don't know what you think about pain, but fortunately, it doesn't touch or look at me) highlight a sense of detachment from suffering. This detachment is not about ignoring pain but rather about not letting it dominate one's life. The mention of 'no problem' and 'easy ride' as personal mottos further reinforces this carefree and optimistic approach to life.

Interestingly, the song also acknowledges that not everything in life is perfect, as seen in the line 'no es que todo en la vida me salga mal, sufro también' (it's not that everything in life goes wrong, I suffer too). This admission adds depth to the song, showing that the artist is aware of life's difficulties but chooses to focus on the positive aspects. The absence of mirrors and compasses in the artist's home symbolizes a rejection of self-reflection and overthinking, advocating for a more spontaneous and carefree existence. 'Río Siempre' ultimately celebrates the resilience of the human spirit and the power of a positive outlook in navigating life's challenges.