Todas Las Estrellas

In 'Todas Las Estrellas,' Tiago PZK delves into the transient nature of fame and success, juxtaposing his current high-flying status with his humble beginnings. The song opens with a stark reminder that 'all stars die' and 'all movies end,' setting a contemplative tone about the impermanence of life and achievements. Despite his feet 'touching the sky,' his mind remains grounded in Argentina, reflecting a deep connection to his roots and a sense of humility.

Tiago questions the authenticity of those around him, pondering who will still care for him when he falls from the peak of his success. He asserts that fame does not drive him because he comes 'from the ruins,' highlighting his resilience and the hardships he has overcome. This sentiment is further emphasized when he speaks of his gratitude for his talent and his conscious effort to use it wisely. He distances himself from the superficiality of the entertainment industry, preferring to stay true to himself rather than engage in controversy.

The lyrics also touch on the superficiality and materialism prevalent in modern society. Tiago criticizes the hollow nature of social media personas and the lack of genuine connections, noting that 'now anyone is iconic' and that people only respond to 'money calls.' Despite his success, he remains aware of the fleeting nature of fame and the importance of staying grounded. The song concludes with a reflection on his journey from poverty to wealth, underscoring the importance of family and the realization that nothing lasts forever.