Es Como (feat. Fiucher, Yaco Levy & Marte)

Wolty's song 'Es Como,' featuring Fiucher, Yaco Levy, and Marte, is a lyrical exploration of life's paradoxes and contrasts. The song is rich with metaphors and similes, comparing improbable and challenging situations to everyday experiences. For instance, Wolty likens winning against him to crossing a river with anchors tied to one's feet or robbing a bank with a paper gun. These vivid images highlight the futility and absurdity of certain endeavors, setting the tone for the song's exploration of life's complexities.

The song also delves into themes of confidence and ease, juxtaposing them with the earlier mentioned challenges. Wolty describes winning against his opponent as easy as being Michael Jordan facing a basketball hoop or Newton solving elementary math problems. This shift in tone underscores the duality of life, where some tasks seem insurmountable while others are effortlessly achievable. The lyrics also touch on the randomness and unpredictability of life, comparing it to seeing targeted ads after speaking aloud or feeling strange after smoking.

'Es Como' doesn't shy away from social commentary either. Wolty criticizes various societal issues, labeling them as 'basura' (trash), including the education system, political figures like Pinochet and Videla, and the general state of injustice in the world. This critical perspective adds depth to the song, making it not just a personal reflection but also a broader critique of societal flaws. The song's concluding verses emphasize resilience and authenticity, with Wolty expressing pride in his unique style and approach to life, much like a king or a legendary figure. The song's intricate wordplay and cultural references make it a compelling piece that resonates on multiple levels.