Mascarade (part.Lous and the Yakuza)

In 'Mascarade,' YEИDRY, featuring Lous and the Yakuza, delivers a powerful anthem of self-determination and authenticity. The song is a blend of Spanish and French lyrics, reflecting the multicultural backgrounds of the artists. The recurring theme is the rejection of societal expectations and the embrace of one's true self. The phrase 'Antes de hablarme, quitate la mascara' (Before talking to me, take off your mask) is a call for honesty and transparency, urging people to drop their facades and be genuine.

The lyrics emphasize personal freedom and the refusal to be constrained by others' judgments. Lines like 'Yo decido adonde voy' (I decide where I go) and 'Impedimento aquí no hay' (There is no impediment here) highlight the artist's determination to chart her own path. This sentiment is further reinforced by the declaration of independence in 'C’est pour ça que je ride alone la night' (That's why I ride alone at night), suggesting a preference for solitude over inauthentic relationships.

The song also touches on the pain of being misunderstood and judged, as seen in 'Como duele cuando me miras / Sin saber tú me tiras' (How it hurts when you look at me / Without knowing, you throw at me). This reflects the emotional toll of dealing with insincere people. However, the artists find strength in their solitude and resilience, as expressed in 'God damn, je suis solo' (God damn, I am solo) and 'Jamais on abandonne' (We never give up). The song is a celebration of inner strength and the courage to live authentically, free from societal masks and expectations.