Tutto Bene

In 'Tutto Bene,' Pole. crafts a narrative that intertwines personal struggle, resilience, and romance. The song opens with a reflection on the artist's humble beginnings, emphasizing the importance of community and the absence of nationalistic pride, as he declares, 'No tengo bandera, qué viva el barrio.' This line sets the tone for a story rooted in the everyday experiences of working-class life, where the artist juggles multiple roles, from singer to entrepreneur, and faces numerous challenges head-on.

The lyrics delve into the artist's journey of overcoming fears and adversities, symbolized by the metaphor of 'trains passing on different platforms,' representing missed opportunities and divergent paths. Despite these challenges, the artist finds solace and strength in love and hard work, as he proudly states, 'Soy un romántico y un currante.' This dual identity of being both a romantic and a hard worker underscores the song's theme of finding balance and purpose amidst life's chaos.

'Tutto Bene' also pays homage to those who have supported the artist along the way, acknowledging the sacrifices and efforts made by loved ones. The song's emotional core is revealed in lines like 'Hoy canto por los que se han ido,' where the artist sings for those who have passed away, and 'Gracias a ti por quererme,' expressing gratitude for the love received. The song concludes with a powerful declaration of loyalty and pride, as the artist embraces his roots and the community that shaped him, 'Llevo estas calles a fuego grabadas.' This final sentiment encapsulates the essence of 'Tutto Bene'—a celebration of resilience, love, and the enduring spirit of the barrio.