Viento

In 'Viento,' Tiago PZK delves into the complexities of personal growth, relationships, and the pursuit of dreams. The song's title, which translates to 'Wind,' serves as a metaphor for the forces that have carried him away from a past relationship and towards his current path. The recurring lines, 'El viento me llevó lejos de vos' and 'El tiempo me llevó lejos de vos,' emphasize the inevitability of change and the passage of time, suggesting that distance can sometimes be beneficial for both parties involved.

Tiago PZK's lyrics are deeply introspective, revealing his struggles with ambition, regret, and self-acceptance. He dreams of success, symbolized by a Lamborghini and performing at Luna Park, yet he wakes up crying, burdened by the weight of his aspirations and past mistakes. The artist reflects on his journey from a carefree youth to a man with responsibilities, grappling with the expectations of his family and society. His candid admission of feeling ignored in a 'circus' full of 'monkeys' highlights his sense of isolation and the challenges of standing out in a crowded industry.

The song also touches on themes of unrequited love and the pain of past relationships. Tiago acknowledges his faults and the impact they have had on those he cares about, particularly a woman he still thinks about occasionally. Despite his success and the trappings of fame, he remains grounded, aware of his roots and the sacrifices he has made. The poignant line, 'Quiero que sepas que fui feliz con una puta lapicera,' underscores his passion for music and the fulfillment it brings him, even amidst the chaos of his life. 'Viento' is a raw and honest exploration of Tiago PZK's inner world, capturing the turbulence of his journey and the resilience that keeps him moving forward.