Angel de Los Perdedores (part. Indio Solari y Sergio Dawi)

The song 'Angel de Los Perdedores' by El Soldado, a rock artist, delves into the gritty realities of life on the fringes of society. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of desperation and survival, where the protagonist is seen rushing out into the street, a place that seems to be calling out to them. The mention of 'sin la margarita' and 'sin agua bendita' suggests a lack of purity or innocence, perhaps indicating a fall from grace or a departure from traditional values.

The night is personified as a deceptive merchant, 'vendiendo ilusiones' (selling illusions), and leaving behind only fragments of dreams. This imagery evokes a sense of disillusionment and the harshness of life's realities. The protagonist's laughter is described as the magic of rock and roll, a bright spot in the darkness, yet it comes with a sting, as indicated by the 'marca de tus aguijones' (the mark of your stings).

The chorus speaks of healing wounds with 'agua podrida' (rotten water), suggesting the use of harmful or ineffective means to cope with pain. The act of lying to the devil and carrying the 'angel de los perdedores' (angel of the losers) on their shoulders symbolizes a form of redemption or protection for the downtrodden. The song's protagonist seems to be a guardian figure, flawed yet caring, within a world of broken promises and lost hopes.