Tu Vuelo Es Mi Subsuelo

Rocco Posca's song 'Tu Vuelo Es Mi Subsuelo' delves into themes of authenticity and originality in the music industry and beyond. The lyrics express disdain for those who follow trends ('Detesto aquella moda') and lack genuine creativity. Posca criticizes individuals who have more 'Luna que Sol,' implying they are more about appearance and superficiality than substance and passion. The 'malditas barras del rock' could be a metaphor for the rigid and often pretentious standards within the rock music scene, which stifle true artistic expression.

The recurring line 'Tu vuelo es mi subsuelo' suggests a deep contrast between the superficial success of others and Posca's own grounded, perhaps more profound, artistic journey. The phrase 'Te conozco muy bien' ('I know you very well') is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing Posca's familiarity with the inauthentic behaviors and personas he critiques. This repetition underscores a sense of frustration and disillusionment with the lack of originality he observes.

Posca also touches on the idea of 'identidad prestada' or borrowed identity, criticizing those who recycle the work of others instead of creating something new. The 'estrellas de madera' or 'wooden stars' symbolize fake or hollow achievements, further highlighting the emptiness of unoriginal success. Through these metaphors, Posca calls for a return to genuine creativity and self-expression, urging artists to break free from the constraints of imitation and superficiality.