Principio

Niña Pastori's song 'Principio' delves into themes of self-acceptance, resilience, and the pursuit of inner peace. The lyrics open with a critique of societal expectations, highlighting how some people judge others for not conforming to their standards. The line 'Hay quien dice que eres tonto si no bailas a su son' (There are those who say you are foolish if you don't dance to their tune) encapsulates this sentiment. It speaks to the pressure to fit in and the criticism faced by those who choose to follow their own path.

The song then transitions to a message of self-reliance and contentment. Niña Pastori sings about understanding and communication, emphasizing that sometimes, a simple look can convey more than words. This idea is captured in 'Hay quien entiende una mirada sin tener conversación' (There are those who understand a look without having a conversation). The artist asserts her independence and satisfaction with her life, stating that she bends when she wants to, not when others demand it. This reflects a strong sense of self-determination and the importance of living life on one's own terms.

Finally, 'Principio' addresses the destructive nature of envy and the value of letting go of toxic relationships. The lyrics 'La enfermedad de la envidia es su peor enemigo' (The disease of envy is their worst enemy) and 'Olvídalos que es mejor ya ves que es tiempo perdido' (Forget them, it's better, you see it's wasted time) suggest that harboring resentment or trying to please everyone is futile. Instead, Niña Pastori advocates for leaving such matters in the hands of a higher power and focusing on one's own happiness and well-being. This song is a powerful reminder to cherish what we have and to remain true to ourselves despite external pressures.