ALGO DEL VACÍO

WOS's song 'ALGO DEL VACÍO' delves into the themes of self-reflection, the struggle for authenticity, and the pressures of societal expectations. The Argentine rapper, whose real name is Valentín Oliva, is known for his introspective lyrics and his ability to blend different musical styles, from rap to alternative rock, often with a touch of Latin rhythms.

The repeated lines 'No soy Dios y no puedo serlo' (I am not God and I cannot be) suggest a confrontation with one's own limitations and the impossibility of achieving perfection. WOS uses the metaphor of wearing God's suit as an attempt to meet unrealistic standards, which ultimately leads to a feeling of emptiness. The act of looking at the sky and questioning whether he always misses his flight is a poetic way of expressing doubt and the search for direction in life.

Throughout the song, WOS touches on the idea of being lost within oneself and the struggle to find inner peace amidst external noise. The lyrics 'Hay algo del vacío que cautiva' (There is something about the void that captivates) indicate a paradoxical attraction to the unknown or the absence of meaning. WOS also addresses the facade people often put up, the 'personaje' (character) that garners admiration but hides true pain. The song is a call to embrace vulnerability and to liberate oneself from the weight of expectations, to live freely without being defined by others' words.