Realidad

La Beriso's song 'Realidad' is a poignant critique of contemporary society, highlighting the pervasive issues of corruption, greed, and social inequality. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world where ambition and the pursuit of wealth blind individuals to the consequences of their actions. The opening lines, 'Por correr no ves lo que perdés / Por ganar no saben a qué apostar,' suggest that in the race to succeed, people often lose sight of what truly matters, and their ambition becomes their worst addiction.

The song also addresses the widespread corruption and the complacency of those in power. Lines like 'Cuántos como vos yo vi caer / De rodillas frente a una transa cruel' and 'Dormís tranquilo en tu mansión' criticize the corrupt individuals who, despite their wrongdoings, sleep peacefully in their mansions. This imagery underscores the disparity between the powerful and the powerless, and the ease with which the former can escape the consequences of their actions.

Furthermore, 'Realidad' touches on the manipulation of information and the normalization of violence and ignorance. The lyrics 'Hoy los diarios no paran de matar / Hoy la tele no para de sangrar' and 'La ignorancia es un arma mortal' highlight how media perpetuates violence and ignorance, making it a part of everyday life. The repeated refrain 'Roban, matan y no pasa nada, ¿Por qué será?' questions why these injustices continue unchecked, pointing to a society that is desensitized to suffering and corruption. The song is a powerful call to awareness and action, urging listeners to see beyond the facade and recognize the harsh realities of the world they live in.