Hola pequeño ser

The song "Hola pequeño ser" by Pescado Rabioso, an Argentine rock band led by the influential musician Luis Alberto Spinetta, delves into themes of innocence, change, and the loss of one's essence. The lyrics greet a 'little being,' which could symbolize a child or a person's inner child, and immediately express a sense of loss, noting that what was once loved in this being is no longer present. This sets a tone of nostalgia and sorrow for something pure that has been altered or corrupted over time.

The song continues to address the 'little being,' suggesting that if their mind is wandering or escaping, they need to stop and learn to live based on their own thoughts. This could be interpreted as a call to self-awareness and authenticity, urging the individual to reconnect with their true self. The imagery of an approaching thunder shadow and a feverish spider on the table adds a sense of impending doom and discomfort, possibly reflecting the chaos and confusion one feels when losing touch with their core values or innocence.

The final lines paint a bleak picture of a world that no longer values the simple beauty of nature, as represented by 'flowers of the field,' and a person who is metaphorically in a tomb, cold with tears. This could signify the emotional numbness and despair that accompany the realization of one's loss of innocence or purity. The repetition of 'and you can't anymore' emphasizes a sense of helplessness and exhaustion in the face of these overwhelming feelings.