1.600

Tronic's song '1.600' delves into the harsh realities and existential struggles of life. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person facing relentless adversities, symbolized by natural elements like wind and fire. The wind 'golpea mi alma' (hits my soul), suggesting an emotional turmoil, while the fire 'se esta kemando mi hogar' (is burning my home) represents the destruction of one's safe space. These elements are metaphors for the uncontrollable forces that disrupt our lives, leaving the protagonist feeling vulnerable and displaced.

The recurring theme of financial burden is starkly highlighted in the lines 'Si te vaz a morir 9.500 / Ke el seguro fallo / Otros 1.600 / Por todo hay ke pagar.' These numbers likely refer to debts or costs that persist even after death, emphasizing the inescapable nature of financial obligations. The phrase 'Es la vida terrenal' (It's earthly life) underscores the inevitability of these struggles, suggesting that no matter where one goes, these burdens follow. This reflects a broader commentary on the socio-economic pressures that many people face, where even in the afterlife, one is not free from debt.

The song also touches on themes of resignation and escape. The protagonist expresses a desire to leave it all behind, 'Me estoy yendo al mas alla' (I'm going to the beyond), indicating a longing for relief from the relentless pressures of life. This sentiment is further reinforced by the line 'Ya no kiero trabajar' (I don't want to work anymore), which speaks to the exhaustion and disillusionment with the daily grind. Tronic uses these powerful images and emotions to convey a sense of despair and the search for peace amidst chaos.