Alo

Plastilina Mosh's song 'Alo' is a vibrant and eclectic mix of playful lyrics and energetic rhythms that reflect the band's unique style. The song opens with a reference to 'Canícula,' a term used in Mexico to describe the hottest days of summer, setting a scene of intense heat and a desire to dance. The lyrics quickly shift to boastful and humorous declarations, such as having a bite stronger than a shark and tackling like a demon, which adds a layer of exaggerated bravado and fun.

The chorus, with its repeated 'Alo? Alo!' and the line 'Hola soy el volúmen de tu corazón,' suggests a theme of connection and communication. The use of 'Alo,' a common greeting in Spanish-speaking countries when answering the phone, emphasizes the idea of reaching out and making contact. This is further highlighted by the playful question '¿Qué tanto es tantito? and how far is far?' which explores the boundaries of relationships and interactions in a light-hearted manner.

The song also touches on themes of friendship and identity, as seen in the lines 'Somos amigos, Tocamos Rock, Somos los mismos, Somos Plastilina Mosh.' This declaration of unity and self-identity underscores the band's camaraderie and their place in the music world. The playful and somewhat nonsensical nature of the lyrics, combined with the energetic music, creates a sense of joyful chaos that is both engaging and entertaining. 'Alo' is a celebration of connection, identity, and the fun of not taking oneself too seriously.