lo que pienso

Ed Maverick Ed Maverick

The Struggle for Authenticity in a Chaotic World

Ed Maverick's song "lo que pienso" delves into the complexities of modern life, capturing a sense of disillusionment and the search for authenticity. The lyrics open with a declaration of autonomy, "Yo hago lo que quiero," but this freedom is quickly undercut by a sense of futility, "Pero da igual." This juxtaposition sets the tone for the rest of the song, where the artist grapples with the consequences of his actions and the emptiness that often accompanies them.

The song touches on various vices such as smoking and drinking, which are portrayed as both a means of escape and a source of further discontent. The line "Toso como perro, Todo por fumar" vividly illustrates the physical toll of these habits, while also hinting at a deeper emotional and psychological struggle. Maverick's lyrics also address societal issues, such as the impunity of those who commit violence against women, highlighting a broader sense of injustice and helplessness.

Despite the bleakness, there is a recurring theme of seeking solace and a return to a place of comfort, as seen in the lines "Arranca y vámonos a casa, Todo va a estar bien." However, this hope is tempered by the realization that true peace and contentment are elusive, "El pedo es que no estoy en casa, No todo está al cien." The song ultimately captures the tension between the desire for freedom and the need for meaning, reflecting the artist's internal conflict and the broader societal malaise.

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  1. Fuentes de Ortiz
  2. contenta,
  3. Del Río
  4. nadie va a pensar en ti mejor que yo
  5. la ciudad (interludio)
  6. culpa
  7. Fuiste Tu (part. Christian Nodal)
  8. Nos Queda Mucho Dolor Por Recorrer (part. Daniel Quién)
  9. lagunas
  10. Ropa de Bazar (part. Bratty)
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