Agua Con Chía

Sous Sol's 'Agua Con Chía' delves into the life of a young woman who appears to be living a vibrant and social life, yet is plagued by an underlying sense of loneliness and dissatisfaction. The song's lyrics paint a picture of someone who is often seen alone, crying at night, and seeking solace in the company of her friends and the temporary escape provided by alcohol. Despite the outward appearance of enjoying life and keeping up with the latest trends, there is a clear disconnect between her public persona and her internal struggles.

The recurring mention of 'agua con chía' (chia water) serves as a metaphor for the superficial attempts to maintain a certain image or lifestyle. Chia water is often associated with health and wellness trends, suggesting that the protagonist is trying to conform to societal expectations of beauty and happiness. However, the repeated questioning of whether this is truly making her happy or just a facade highlights the emptiness of these efforts. The lyrics suggest that she is more focused on pleasing others and fitting in rather than addressing her own needs and desires.

The song also touches on themes of social pressure and the impact of materialism. The protagonist is intimidated by the wealth and status of her friends, feeling the need to keep up with their lifestyle even if it means compromising her own well-being. The reference to returning to the same cycle every weekend, only to 'subirte a las estrellas' (reach for the stars) again, underscores the repetitive and unfulfilling nature of her actions. Ultimately, 'Agua Con Chía' is a poignant commentary on the struggles of maintaining a facade of happiness in a world that often values appearances over genuine well-being.