Hombre Suburbano

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The Existential Struggle of the Suburban Man

The song 'Hombre Suburbano' by Viejas Locas delves into the existential crisis faced by modern individuals, particularly those living in suburban areas. The lyrics paint a picture of a time when people live without a clear purpose, drifting through life without a sense of direction or meaning. The opening lines suggest that despite the potential for communication and resolution through words, people often resort to violence and aggression, believing that their way of life is superior.

The song critiques the superficiality and lack of depth in the lives of these individuals. The 'hombre suburbano' or suburban man is depicted as someone without history, time, or memory, reacting impulsively and failing to recognize that his personality is essentially 'for sale.' This metaphor suggests that the suburban man has lost his individuality and authenticity, becoming a product of his environment and societal expectations.

As the song progresses, it highlights the monotonous routine of the suburban man, who continues his daily life without realizing that it will eventually come to an end. This serves as a poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of life and the importance of finding true meaning and purpose. Viejas Locas uses this narrative to critique the emptiness of modern suburban existence and to call for a deeper reflection on what it means to live a fulfilling life.

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  1. Me Gustas Mucho
  2. Qué Vas a Hacer Tan Sola Hoy?
  3. Adrenalina
  4. Cerca de Mi Casa
  5. Sacátelo
  6. Se Que Lo Atrapare
  7. Chico de La Oculta
  8. Tan Lejos
  9. Voy a Dejarte
  10. Todo Sigue Igual
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