SHOFAR (part. K4G)

Farruko's song 'SHOFAR (feat. K4G)' delves into themes of personal autonomy and the quest for inner peace amidst external judgment and interference. The lyrics express a clear desire for self-determination, as the singer addresses someone who seems to be infringing on his peace and decision-making. The repeated lines, 'Tu mi vida no vives, No te robes mi paz, Tú por mí no decides, Déjame ser y ya,' translate to 'You don't live my life, don't steal my peace, you don't decide for me, just let me be.' This chorus underscores the central message of the song: the importance of living one's life without being controlled or unduly influenced by others.

The song also touches on themes of forgiveness and moving on from past conflicts. Phrases like 'Sacate eso del pecho' and 'Dale ya pase ese episodio' suggest the speaker's desire to let go of grudges and past episodes, urging the other party to do the same. This is a call for both parties to release negative emotions and embrace a more peaceful coexistence.

Moreover, Farruko incorporates a spiritual dimension into his message. The lines 'Solo Dios puede juzgar, Salvación y divinidad' reflect his belief that judgment should be left to a higher power, emphasizing themes of divine judgment and salvation. This spiritual perspective adds depth to his plea for personal freedom, suggesting that ultimate judgment and moral authority lie beyond human reach.