Si si si queremos si

The song 'Si si si queremos si' by Patito Feo delves into the internal conflict between superficiality and authenticity. The lyrics juxtapose the desire to conform to societal standards of beauty and popularity with the yearning to remain true to oneself. The repeated lines 'Si si si queremos si' and 'no no no no queremos no' highlight this dichotomy, emphasizing the struggle between wanting to be like 'las divinas'—a reference to the glamorous and seemingly perfect girls—and rejecting the idea of being 'muñecas sin corazón' or 'dolls without a heart.' This metaphor of dolls without a heart poignantly captures the emptiness that can come with prioritizing appearance over substance.

The song also touches on the theme of not wanting to share the 'sueños de la vida' or 'dreams of life' with those who do not value authenticity. The lyrics 'no no no no queremos no nunca dar siempre lo mejor' suggest a resistance to giving one's best to a superficial lifestyle. This resistance is further emphasized in the lines 'fiesta fiesta la vida no es fiesta no escuches tu corazón,' which translate to 'party party life is not a party, do not listen to your heart.' This line serves as a caution against the hedonistic and shallow aspects of life, urging listeners to seek deeper, more meaningful experiences.

Patito Feo, known for its catchy tunes and relatable themes, often explores the challenges faced by young people in a society that values external appearances. This song is a reflection of the pressures to conform and the importance of staying true to one's values and emotions. It encourages listeners to question societal norms and to find a balance between fitting in and maintaining their individuality.