Flawless

Natos y Waor's song 'Flawless' delves into the complexities of life, success, and the relentless pursuit of perfection. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life filled with both material wealth and personal struggles. The recurring line 'Me brillan los ojos porque son diamantes, flawless' (My eyes shine because they are diamonds, flawless) symbolizes the artist's desire for an impeccable life, free from flaws and mistakes. This metaphor of diamonds represents not just material wealth but also the aspiration for a life that is polished and perfect.

The song also touches on the concept of time and its value. The line 'Ojalá vendieran tiempo en la tienda de Rolex' (I wish they sold time at the Rolex store) reflects a longing for more time to achieve goals and rectify past mistakes. This sentiment is further emphasized by the mention of 'un cofre lleno de errores' (a chest full of mistakes), indicating that despite the outward appearance of success, there are underlying regrets and lessons learned along the way. The artist acknowledges these errors but also shows a determination to move forward and not be bound by them.

Cultural references are abundant in the song, adding layers of meaning. Mentions of luxury brands like Rolex and Mercedes, as well as historical figures like Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe, serve to highlight the juxtaposition of high status and vulnerability. The line 'Back to the basics, me siento Jay Z en el back seat del Mercedes' (Back to the basics, I feel like Jay Z in the back seat of the Mercedes) suggests a return to fundamental values despite the trappings of success. This blend of cultural icons and personal introspection makes 'Flawless' a rich tapestry of modern life, ambition, and the quest for an unblemished existence.