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The Breaking Point of the Naive Heart

The song "los tontos" by C. Tangana is a vibrant expression of self-awareness and the realization of one's worth after being taken for granted. The lyrics convey a message of someone who has been perceived as naive or too kind, and as a result, has been mistreated or underestimated by another person. The repeated line "Tú te has creío' que por ser yo bueno" suggests that the speaker has been good-natured or accommodating, which the other person has exploited.

However, the song takes a turn as the speaker declares that even the foolish have their limits with the phrase "Que hasta los tontos tenemos tope." This line serves as a warning that the speaker's patience has run out and they are ready to stand up for themselves. The notion of hitting the mark "aunque sea de rebote" (even if by chance) implies that the speaker is determined to succeed or make the right decision, despite previous setbacks or the possibility of it being an unintended consequence.

The song also includes a sense of confrontation and the readiness to retaliate, as seen in the lines about snakes and serpents and putting someone in the fridge, which metaphorically suggests a cold, calculated response to the mistreatment. C. Tangana's style often blends elements of traditional Spanish music with modern beats and urban influences, and this song is no exception. It's a powerful anthem for anyone who has felt overlooked or undervalued, and it encourages listeners to recognize their worth and assert their boundaries.

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  4. Me Maten (part. Antonio Carmona)
  5. Te Olvidaste (part. Omar Apollo)
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  8. Antes de Morirme (part. Rosalía)
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