Hasta De Perfil

Rosendo's song 'Hasta De Perfil' delves into the themes of freedom, identity, and the existential struggles of modern life. The opening lines, 'Ni se paga con dinero ni se vende libertad,' set the tone by emphasizing that true freedom cannot be bought or sold. This sentiment is a critique of materialism and the superficial values that often dominate society. The artist expresses a desire to laugh at the absurdity of these values, highlighting the futility of seeking happiness through material means.

The lyrics also explore the feeling of being lost and the struggle to find oneself. Phrases like 'Te has metido en un barrizal' and 'te has perdido en la cantidad' suggest a sense of being overwhelmed and confused by the complexities of life. The metaphor of being stuck in a quagmire ('barrizal') vividly illustrates the difficulty of navigating through life's challenges. The song speaks to the universal experience of feeling lost and the journey towards self-discovery, as seen in the line 'Estabas tan escondido que te acabas de encontrar,' which implies that sometimes one must lose themselves to truly find their identity.

Rosendo also touches on the theme of loneliness and the pain it brings. The line 'Deprimido singular, te ha dolido la soledad' captures the essence of individual suffering and the emotional toll of isolation. Despite the struggles, there is a sense of resilience and determination in the lyrics. The repeated attempts to 'aprender a caminar sin salir de la general' reflect the ongoing effort to find one's path and maintain a sense of individuality in a conformist world. The song ultimately portrays a poignant and relatable narrative of the human condition, marked by the quest for freedom, identity, and connection.