PLÁSTICO (part. Duki)

Lali's song "PLÁSTICO," featuring Duki, delves into the superficiality and artificiality of the entertainment industry and the people within it. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world filled with "vampires with designer clothes" and "shadows with eyeliner," suggesting a scene where appearances are deceiving and authenticity is rare. The repeated warning not to answer "when the demon calls" serves as a metaphor for the temptations and false promises that often accompany fame and success.

The song critiques the way people are drawn to success and fame, as Lali sings about how people only start to notice her now that she's successful, filling stadiums and playing on the radio. This highlights the fickle nature of admiration and how it often hinges on external success rather than genuine connection or talent. The repeated phrase "son de plástico" ("they are plastic") underscores the idea that many people in this world are superficial, lacking depth and authenticity.

Duki's verse adds another layer to the critique, questioning why he should give his energy to "empty creatures" and expressing a desire for a world where falsehoods are forgotten. He describes these people as "robots of Macintosh," emphasizing their lack of individuality and genuine emotion. The song ultimately serves as a commentary on the pressures and illusions of the entertainment industry, urging listeners to seek authenticity and stay true to themselves amidst the chaos and superficiality.