LQRA SESIÓN #3

In 'LQRA SESIÓN #3,' Yoss Bones delves deep into the struggles and existential crises that have shaped her life. The song opens with a poignant admission of the mental torment she faces, grappling with the challenge of staying true to herself while navigating the harsh realities of life. This internal conflict is further complicated by the values instilled in her by her grandparents, symbolized by the 'aleluya,' a reference to religious teachings and moral guidance. The lyrics reflect a sense of confusion and hardship, emphasizing the difficulty of maintaining one's sanity in a world that often feels overwhelming.

Yoss Bones addresses the judgment she faces from others, urging them to pray rather than criticize. She highlights the uniqueness of her situation, suggesting that others might not fare as well if they were in her shoes. This sentiment is underscored by her assertion that she did not grow up in a rough neighborhood but still learned the value of humility. The repeated refrain, 'Y así me tocó vivir,' translates to 'And that's how I had to live,' indicating her acceptance of the challenges she has faced without resorting to drugs or violence, which she refers to as 'veneno' or poison.

The song also offers a piece of advice that money cannot buy happiness or alleviate sadness. Yoss Bones emphasizes the importance of valuing what one has and staying grounded, as material wealth and fame are fleeting. She questions the identity of those who rely on external validation, urging them to find their true selves. The mention of 'Jesica,' her real name, before she became Yoss Bones, signifies her understanding of her identity and control over her life. The song is a powerful reflection on resilience, self-awareness, and the importance of staying true to one's values amidst life's trials.